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Retirement Planning Literacy–An Important Issue for Women
A recent survey by The American College found that women fared much worse than men in understanding the intricacies of retirement planning. While this portends a rocky for road for women in their retirement years, there are steps that can be taken to improve their understanding of the options available and how well thought-out decisions can benefit them later. MoneyWatch’s Steve Vernon examines this issue in a post today on www.cbsnews.com. Read it here…
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