Tag: unemployment
“Families often serve as the first line of defense against adverse events,” a RAND study starts out. In this case, the researchers are talking about a mother who protects her unemployed adult child by providing financial assistance, a request that’s not easy for a mother to resist. RAND researchers Kathryn Edwards and Jeffrey Wenger find…
One way baby boomers adjust to longer lifespans and inadequate retirement savings is to continue working. There’s just one problem: it can be more difficult for some people in their 50s and 60s to get or hold on to a job. But things are improving. The job market is on a tear – 300,000 peo…
