7 Ways Americans Expect to Fund Their Retirement

After decades of saving for retirement, the time comes to reap the rewards. But how exactly will you cover day-to-day expenses once the paychecks from your job stop flowing in?

Recently, the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies asked some 5,800 workers which sources of income they plan to tap to cover living expenses in retirement.

Following are the top ways U.S. workers say they will fund their golden years.

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