You'll Regret Not Making These 3 Changes to Your Spending Habits Before Retirement
You'll need to go into retirement with a solid nest egg if you don't want to deal with financial worries during your senior years. But for some women, saving for retirement can be a major struggle.
It's hardly a secret that women tend to earn less money than their similarly qualified male counterparts. As such, it's harder for them to find the money to contribute to an IRA or 401(k) plan.
In fact, recent data from T. Rowe Price points to the fact that women tend to contribute 43% less to their long-term savings than men. Not surprisingly, women are also less confident about their retirement prospects.
Source Fool.com
