Motley Fool
It's not surprising to learn that 19% of U.S. adults now intend to push back their retirement date, according to a new Nationwide survey. If you didn't take a retirement plan withdrawal during COVID-19 but you stopped making contributions to your IRA or 401(k), aim to play catch-up and increase your savings rate once you're back to work or your full income is restored. And again, this may require you to get a second job, but if you do so temporarily, it could work wonders for your financial picture.