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How do older parents differ financially from younger parents?
They are likely to have more debt.
They have better investment instincts.
They have taken more economics classes.
They are likely to earn more at their jobs.
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"They are likely to earn more at their jobs."
Older parents typically have more work experience and higher educational/occupational attainment, so their household earnings and accumulated assets tend to be higher than those of younger parents. The other statements are not generally true: older parents aren’t automatically more indebted, don’t necessarily have better investment instincts, and aren’t more likely simply because they’ve taken more economics classes.
Older parents typically have more work experience and higher educational/occupational attainment, so their household earnings and accumulated assets tend to be higher than those of younger parents. The other statements are not generally true: older parents aren’t automatically more indebted, don’t necessarily have better investment instincts, and aren’t more likely simply because they’ve taken more economics classes.
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