Perhaps when women start being more specific about retirement, they too will begin to prepare. Studies show that men are much more likely than women to plan for retirement. In a study of gender differences in retirement planning knowledge, DeVaney found that 42 percent of the men felt in control of the process of accumulating money for retirement, compared to 28 percent of the women. These experts can talk about where the money is, and isn't, in the careers of tomorrow. Please also let us know whether you would like to be removed from our postal mailing list.
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