Is $1 million enough to retire? It's a question nearly every saver has wondered, and the answer might surprise you. In this episode of Wise Money, we dig into the $1 million retirement goal. What does being a "millionaire" actually mean today? Can you stop saving once you hit that milestone? And how do spending, lifestyle, and longevity factor into your ability to retire confidently? We'll walk through the five key factors that determine retirement success and why your target number may not be the full picture.

Season 10, Episode 51

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