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2021
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Between 2001 and 2016, however, while black households lagged other races and ethnicities for all family structures, the fall in the homeownership rate for married black households was striking. The homeownership rate for married black households was down 5 percent compared with 3 percent for male- and female-headed single black households.
Married white households fell ...
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According to a 2017 Center for a Secure Retirement study, 38% of baby boomers think Social Security will be their main source of retirement income. (That compares to 25% in 2008.) Whether this constitutes a financial misunderstanding or a financial worry, it may signal a problem.1
If you retire at 62 in 2018, Social Security income may not be enough. The ...
Continue Reading →From: Huffington Post Black Voices
Nearly three-quarters of black women worry about not having enough money to pay their bills, according to a poll conducted by the Washington Post-Kaiser Family Foundation, a survey The Washington Post calls “the most extensive exploration of the lives and views of African American women in decades.”
The findings, ...