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Millennials Falling Behind on Retirement Savings, Study Says
A study by Federal Reserve of St. Louis reveals that those with birth dates in the 1981 to 1996 range appear to be losing ground in the wealth accumulation race, at least as compared to older generations. Even worse, the study concludes that there is a marked difference in savings between millennials with and without college degrees. A post by business journalist Aimee Picchi on USAToday.com offers an analysis of the survey results. Check it out here…
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