Wednesday, March 10, 2010

"In a 2008 study of black women and their money, the ING Foundation found th...

 
 

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In a 2008 study of black women and their money, the ING Foundation found that black women — who frequently manage the assets of their households — financially support friends, family and their houses of worship to a much greater degree than the general population.

They also are more likely to be employed in jobs and industries — such as service occupations — with lower pay and less access to health insurance. And when their working days are done, they rely most heavily on Social Security because they are less likely to have personal savings, retirement accounts or company pensions. Their Social Security benefits are likely to be lower, too, because of their low earnings.

Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/10068/1041225-28.stm#ixzz0hoy2Juxc

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- Study finds median wealth for single black women at $5

 
 

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