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Ask an Advisor: I'm 68 With No Investments and $60K Saved. Is It Too Late?
personal finance :: 2026-01-07 :: source - smartasset
By Susannah Snider, CFP®
It’s never too late to start investing and managing your money. But I don’t want to sugarcoat it. If you’re planning to invest for retirement, getting the ball rolling in your late 60s certainly limits your options. So, let’s discuss some of your choices. (If you have additional questions about investing or retirement, this tool can help match you with potential advisors.)
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