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Is there a correlation between education level and savings motivation?

An article by MarketWatch columnist Andrea Coombes takes a look at conclusions drawn from a study by the American Sociological Association that there is a correlation between attitudes on saving for retirement and education level. An excerpt from the research paper produced by the study puts the issue in perspective with this: “The advantage of college education goes beyond the monetary return during the work-life. College educated workers are taking steps to better prepare financially for retirement, even when the earnings levels are taken into account.” Read Ms. Coombes’ article here…

 

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