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Millennial Retirement Savings Rates on the Rebound
A recent Bank of America study concludes that the millennial generation–those with birth dates from the early 80s to the late 90s–have gotten more serious about saving for retirement. The study reveals that better than 8 of 10 surveyed report participation in retirement savings accounts, largely due to auto-enrollment processes. Reporter Abigail Abrams, in a post on time.com’s Money page, takes a look at this subject. Check her post out here…
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