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Americans in general do a less-than-sterling job of saving for retirement. But some population groups are in a particularly bad way, given the difficulties they have in salting money away. A report from the MetLife Mature Market Institute says 40-65-year-olds in “non-traditional families” have a harder time saving and are less likely to have formulated “a distinct retirement vision.”
Among 40-65s in “traditional families” (defined as two parents with kids from their own relationship), 66 percent report feeling at least somewhat prepared for retirement.
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