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For millennials, the road to retirement has been somewhat challenging. As the oldest of the generation enters into their mid-40s, the amount of time they have to save to ensure a fully-funded retirement is dwindling. This only adds to the hardship that these millennials have faced. 

For those familiar with streaming services, it’s not difficult to understand why Netflix’s viewership is increasing while movie theater attendance is falling. Netflix and other streaming services maximize convenience and affordability, making it easier and more comfortable to watch while avoiding the high cost of movie tickets.

Technological tools optimize operations, enhancing efficiency and allowing businesses to do more with less. These innovations empower the companies that use them to give their clients better-quality service at a lower price.

A recent report from Northwestern Mutual reveals that many millennials are facing a significant retirement savings gap. The report found that the average retirement savings socked away by millennials is $62,600, which is not a paltry amount considering the youngest members of the generational group are still in their late 20s.