American Women and Retirement Challenges
The number of wealthy women in United States is rising at twice the rate of wealthy men, and they control thirty-nine percent of the country’s investable assets; however, women continue to face significant economic changes. In a commentary column appearing on CNBC (www.cnbc.com), Matt Sommer, vice president and director, Retirement Strategy Group at Janus Capital Group, lists tools retirement planners should encourage their clients to use to meet their future needs. Read article here…
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