We already know that women make less than men and live longer, but now yet another study has surveyed them to learn how they feel about retirement and how financially prepared they are for it.
And the results are probably pretty much what you might expect: women, the survey found, aren't well prepared financially for retirement and, more troubling, many associate the idea with poverty.
The results of this study, produced by Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies in association with Aegon, are not surprising because a lot of research has already been done on the subject.
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