BUSINESSJun 29 · 14:00 UTCMARKETWATCHBeth Pinsker

I’m 53 and want to retire in 12 years. Is 5% enough to put in my 401(k)?

A 53-year-old individual plans to retire in 12 years and questions whether contributing 5% to their 401(k) is sufficient. The article advises increasing savings to meet retirement needs.

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