Women in their 50s who
are married have a higher retirement risk than those who are single, widowed or
divorced, according to a study that uses information from the National
Retirement Risk Index. Factors include married couples' lack of enough savings
for two people in 401(k) plans and the way Social Security benefits are
calculated, writes Alicia Munnell, director of the Center for Retirement
Research at Boston College.
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