Five ETF Picks For Your IRA

Saving for one’s retirement can certainly be a daunting task. After the crash of the markets in 2008, many everyday investors saw a large chunk of their retirement savings go down the drain in just a matter of months, leaving some in a deep hole. While those close to retirement have been hit but the recent crisis, things aren’t looking much better for the younger generation either. Unfortunately for the majority of today’s population, anyone born after 1960, they must wait until age 67 to collect full retirement benefits, putting extra pressure on investors to supplement their retirement checks with extra income. With these key social security payments slowly slipping away, investors must now, more than ever, carefully plan for their later years [see also ETFs Set Sights on Retirement Plans]. Enter ETFs: low cost vehicles that offer diverse exposure through a single ticker. As ETFs have rapidly moved to [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: December ETF Roundup: Launches, Filings, and Closures Eaton Vance Gets Active ETF Approval Daily ETF Roundup: IYT Sinks On Oil’s Surge, DBC Gains On Dollar Weakness Wednesday’s ETF To Watch: Solar ETF (TAN) Does South Korea Belong In Your Emerging Markets ETF?