Many singles don’t feel they can afford to retire
In a recent TD Ameritrade survey, it found only 29 percent of single survey respondents in the United States said that they were financially secure and three out of ten single Americans are not saving any money compared with 17 percent of married people who are not saving. Also when it comes to retirement, many singles don’t feel they’re able to afford it. Read article here…
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