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When it comes to retirement surveys Latinos often fail.
Planning for retirement is not an easy task, but 54 percent of Latinos said they felt “not very” or “not at all” prepared, compared to 48 percent of Whites, according to an ING survey. 
The study also found that a hefty 57 percent of Latinos have never calculated how much money they will need to maintain their current living standards during retirement and 70 percent do not have a retirement plan.
Experts recommend to start saving as early as possible—even if you’re past your 40s.
What else should you do?
See the top 10 easy ways to start saving for retirement and learn more about the Saving Matters campaign by the U.S. Department of Labor.
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