Gen Z workers expect to retire at age 61, and they aren't afraid to ask AI how to do it

According to a new survey from Charles Schwab, younger workers are setting their sights on younger retirement ages. Most workers want to maximize their savings and 401(k) plans in hopes of retiring as early as possible and having a comfortable, financial-worry-free life after saying goodbye to their jobs. But when it comes to retirement hopes, Gen Z workers are more ambitious than older generations, according to a new report from Charles Schwab. Read Full Story