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A Goldman Sachs’ report shows how “blended income” correlates to more satisfied and confident retirees. Have a nice day Photo / Shutterstock.com
Blending doesn’t just make for a tasty smoothie — it can also lead to a better lifestyle in retirement, according to a new study. In retirement, some people choose to have blended income, or a combination of investments like 401(K)s and fixed annuities, which provide a guaranteed income stream in retirement. Investment bank Goldman Sachs’ annual retirement report found that retirees who adopted a…
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