What You Need to Know About the Economics of Growing Old (but Were Afraid to Ask)

Discover essential insights into aging and finance with What You Need to Know About the Economics of Growing Old (but Were Afraid to Ask) by Teresa Ghilarducci. Published by the University of Notre Dame Press in 2004, this informative paperback offers 277 pages of valuable knowledge tailored for anyone concerned about the financial realities of growing older.

Ghilarducci provides a comprehensive examination of critical topics, including Social Security benefits, average life expectancy, and the challenges faced by the elderly, particularly those living in poverty. The book explores the economic landscape of old age, shifts in social norms, and the implications of older individuals remaining in the workforce.

If you're looking to understand the economic aspects of aging in America, this book is your essential guide. Equip yourself with the knowledge to navigate retirement planning and enhance your financial literacy related to aging.