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In Depth (Smart Money: Retirees Working Longer) #637748

NBC Evening News for Thursday, Mar 22, 2001
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(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(New York: Kelly O'Donnell) The problems faced by people preparing for retirement due to the stock market declines examined. [Professor and wife Randall and Carolyn PACKARD - say they wanted to know when he could retire early.] [Certified financial planner Elizabeth JETTON - says some assets went into the stock market.] [The Vanguard Group CEO John BRENNAN - describes what some people near retirement did with investments.] [Certified financial planner Mark McGORRY - says people will have to wait for investments to come back.]

Reporter(s):
O'Donnell, Kelly;
Williams, Brian
Duration:
00:02:50

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