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The Financial Consequences Of 'Gray' Divorce
The Financial Consequences Of 'Gray' Divorce
Authored by Anne Johnson via The Epoch Times,
Gray divorce refers to divorce among adults ages 50 and over. And although divorce among younger adults has been declining over the past 15 years, according to Pew Research, gray divorce is on the rise.
Gray divorce is becoming more common, and its financial impact can last well into retirement. New Africa/shutterstock
Although any divorce can be financially difficult, gray divorce is especially hard on retirement because it halves accumulated savings. It can also double living expenses by creating...
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