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The average American begins saving for retirement at around the age of 28, though most would tell you they wish they had started sooner. The reason is fairly obvious: the earlier you begin your retirement journey, the better funded it will be by your investment earnings rather than your wages. While many 50- and 60-year-olds regret not contributing earlier in their lives, there are still ways for them to catch up.
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