Women who are entering retirement now face more financial risks than their male counterparts The largest cohort of baby boomers is poised to reach age 65 between
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Survey reveals gender gap in retirement readiness and confidence among employer-sponsored retirement plan participants In a year where more Americans are reaching 65 than ever before, lingering
Insights regarding challenges women face while trying to meet retirement savings goals and what they can do about it. Women differ from men in countless
Link to the online article Wondering how to overcome retirement obstacles? While the journey may bring setbacks, with careful planning, you can surmount them. If
Link to the original article Lower pay, fewer promotions and career breaks to have children make saving difficult; as a result, the poverty rate for
Link to the article A new survey finds most Americans get an F on understanding key financial aspects of retirement. Kerry Hannon · Senior Columnist,
Roughly 13 percent of Gen X-ers in the United States—ages 39-64—are still paying off student debt, with an average of $40,000 threatening their potential retirement
Link to this article By Kathy L. Lee, Assistant Professor of Gerontological Social Work, University of Texas at Arlington for The Conversation Millions of Americans
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