Want to Retire Before 65? Here’s What You Should Know

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  Here's your Money Briefing for Thursday, April 10th.

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  I'm Jacob Passi for The Wall Street Journal.

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  Do you dream of an early retirement?

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  Sure, the idea of limitless free time may sound appealing,

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  but exiting the workforce before the age of 65 can come with some serious drawbacks.

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  If you're taking money from your savings, from your 401k, or IRA,

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  or any form of savings, you're increasing the number of years that your nest egg has to support you.

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  We'll talk to WSJ reporter Ann Tergeson about the realities of retiring early after the break.

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  Most people picture retiring at age 65,

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  but the reality for some Americans is that their retirement years start a lot earlier.

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  And an early retirement comes with pretty significant consequences.

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