Americans have a lot of financial regrets—in fact, 75 percent are sorry they didn’t do better with their money.
But unsurprisingly enough, the older they get, the more the biggest of those regrets is not saving enough for retirement.
According to a new Bankrate study, not saving for retirement early enough was at the top of the list for people 30 years old and up—but the older they were, the more of them regretted it.
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