Women and Retirement Security

• REPORTS

September 30, 2016

Summary: Our research investigates whether and how older women’s current and anticipated future labor force patterns has changed over time, to evaluate the factors associated with longer work lives and plans to continue working at older ages. For our empirical… Read More »

Hispanic Personal Finances: Financial Literacy and Decision-making Among College-Educated Hispanics

• PRESENTATIONS

November 12, 2015

WORKING WOMEN’S FINANCIAL CAPABILITY

• POLICY BRIEFS

January 06, 2015

Summary: Women today make up 47% of the workforce and contribute more to the U.S. economy than ever before. Yet compared to men, women still face steep financial challenges. Analysis by the TIAA-CREF Institute describes working women’s financial needs and capabilities… Read More »

Working Women’s Financial Capability: An Analysis across Family Status and Career Stages

• REPORTS

August 01, 2014

Summary: This study increases our understanding of the unique financial needs of working women by examining key factors associated with their personal finances and identifying issues that are critical to their financial future. The study provides an overview of working women’s… Read More »

COLLEGE-EDUCATED MILLENNIALS: AN OVERVIEW OF THEIR PERSONAL FINANCES

• REPORTS

February 01, 2014

Summary:  This study has used new data from the NFCS to analyze salient issues related to college-educated Millennials’ financial capability, practices, and status, and in the process identify key financial challenges they face. The results suggest that the promotion of financial… Read More »