This is Motley Fool Answers. I'm Alison Southwick and I am joined as always by Robert Brokhand.

Personal finance expert here at the Motley Fool.

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So, bro, what's up? Well, Allison, over the past year or so, I've talked with quite a few retirees, friends,

family, fools, who are kind of like right on the razor's edge of retirement security.

If everything goes perfectly, they'll probably be okay.

But if something happens, like an unexpected expense shows up or a prolonged

market downturn, they're going to be in trouble. And the one thing all these folks had

was they retired too early. They retired at a point when they had some money, some reason

they thought that's enough. It turns out that it was maybe just enough

if everything goes perfectly, but they don't have a margin of safety. And for some of these

people, they're putting off things like home repairs, medical expenses, things like that, because

it's made them nervous. So because of that, I did some digging into

various studies that would really quantify the value of delaying retirement just a few years.

I came up with a few. I'm only going to highlight one. But repeatedly over and over,

it shows that just delaying a few years is going to significantly

enhance your retirement security if you're right at that edge of whether you have enough

or not.

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