4/3/2015 – Look who’s retiring later (CNBC)

Getting ready to retire? Hold that thought. Two-thirds of Americans have experienced a financial disruption that affected their financial behavior in some way, according to a newly released data by TD Ameritrade. And of that group, roughly half expect to delay or forgo retirement as a result of the disruption. The 34 percent who plan to put off retiring are moving their target age from 63, on average, to 68.

Further underscoring many Americans’ lack of a savings cushion, just one-fifth of those who experienced a financial disruption believe they have recovered financially.

Read the full article at CNBC.