Race, Gender, and Senior Economic Well-Being: How Financial Vulnerability Over the Life Course Shapes Retirement for Older Women of Color

  • Sullivan L
  • Meschede T
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Abstract

Due to a convergence of life course risk factors that come together in their later years, women of color are especially vulnerable to economic insecurity and poverty in retirement.

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Sullivan, L., & Meschede, T. (2016). Race, Gender, and Senior Economic Well-Being: How Financial Vulnerability Over the Life Course Shapes Retirement for Older Women of Color. Public Policy & Aging Report, 26(2), 58–62. https://doi.org/10.1093/ppar/prw001

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