A new study from Bankrate found that 56 percent of Americans feel they are behind when it comes to retirement savings. Tyler Bond, research director at the National Institute on Retirement Security, joined 'Stretching Your Dollar' to provide a roadmap for people to begin adequately saving for life after retirement.
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