Millennials Eager To Retire Early

Scott Martin Contributor

March 3, 2000

The poll found that millennials are the most likely generation to be inspired to retire early due to COVID, with 15% saying they were moving up their retirement timeline.

When Nelly Mubashi left UBS in 2008, she assembled the infrastructure needed to launch her own RIA from scratch. By 2015, industry colleagues kept asking how to replicate her model. Now RIA Innovations offers that blueprint as a turnkey platform—complete with transparent pricing, flexible contracts, and the kind of institutional support that didn’t exist when Mubashi made the jump herself.

Millennials Eager To Retire Early

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