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Keck, Wolfgang; Blome, Agnes - In: Handbook of quality of life in the enlarged European Union, (pp. 73-99). 2008

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Happiness in old age : the daughter connection

Pataporn Sukontamarn; Asadullah, Mohammad Niaz; … - 2023

old age by investigating the role of adult children's gender in the context of Thailand, an aging Asian country with no … "daughter dividend," or access to daughters, is key to enhancing parents' happiness in Thailand. Therefore, policies that …

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Racial and ethnic differences in the retirement prospects of divorced women in the baby boom and generation x cohorts

Butrica, Barbara A.; Smith, Karen E. - In: Social security bulletin 72 (2012) 1, pp. 23-36

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How Will Retirement Saving Change By 2050? Prospects for the Millennial Generation

Gale, William G. - 2019

We consider prospects for retirement saving for members of the millennial generation, who will be between ages 54 and 69 in 2050. Adequacy of retirement saving preparation among current and near-retirees is marked by significant heterogeneity, a characteristic that will likely hold for...

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Racial and Ethnic Differences in the Retirement Prospects of Divorced Women in the Baby Boom and Generation X Cohorts

Butrica, Barbara A. - 2015

Blacks, Hispanics, and divorced women have historically experienced double-digit poverty rates in retirement, and divorce and other demographic trends will increase their representation in future retiree populations. For these reasons, we might expect an increase in the proportion of...

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Retirement preparedness of Generation X compared to other cohorts in the United States

Qi, Jia; Chatterjee, Swarn; Liu, Yingyi - In: International Journal of Financial Studies : open … 10 (2022) 2, pp. 1-14

According to the U.S. Census records, 40% of the population is aged between 35 and 64. This statistic means that a substantial percentage of the nation's population is in the wealth-formation phase of their life cycle and should be saving towards their retirement goals. Hence, the demand for...

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