I’m 45 years old and I’d like to retire in 20 years — I earn $50K a year and have about $200K stashed in my 401(k). Am I on track?

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I’m 53 and was forced to retire. I have $700K invested that currently kicks off $50K a year in distributions, as well as $320K in retirement funds. Now what?

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I’m 35 and currently putting 10% of my $50K salary in a 401(k) — but I know nothing about the market. Should I just put everything in the S&P 500?

Imagine Charlie, a 35-year-old man who hopes to retire at 67, in time to qualify for the standard Social Security benefit.