Many investors with income of $750,000 or more are less likely to have retirement plans than those at lower income levels, according to a report released by Spectrem Group.
Fifteen percent of the highest income investors said they had no plans to retire, while 31 percent put their potential retirement age at "more than 70."
Investors at lower income levels said they wanted to retire within 10 years, but were uncertain whether their current income and savings levels would enable them to do so.
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