1. Planning to stay in the family home
2. Counting on working in retirement
3. Banking on an inheritance
4. Not being emotionally ready
5. Not factoring the cost of downsizing
6. Borrowing against retirement
7. Bad asset allocation
8. Couple conflict
9. Not planning on a long-enough life
10. Avoiding death plans
11. Underestimating long-term care expenses
12. Forgetting to plan for the unexpected
13. Not considering health insurance costs
14. Doing Social Security wrong
15. Not getting rid of high-interest debt
16. Helping adult children
17. Not factoring in inflation
18. Forgetting taxes
19. Buying a bigger house
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This story was originally published by The Fiscal Times.
Janna Heron, The Fiscal Times
Jun. 1, 2016, 3:16 PM