This year has been exceptionally difficult for retirement planning, as the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the markets and the economy. Many Americans have experienced financial challenges in 2020: some experienced job losses or were forced into early retirement as a result of the economic downturn, while others had to shoulder the additional burden of childcare costs due to school closures.
If COVID-19 changed how you are thinking about retirement, this article from U.S. News offers some guidance on how to get things back on track as we turn the page into 2021.
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