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The Employee Benefit Research Institute\\u2019s 2022 Retirement Confidence Survey found unmarried women workers and retirees have lower retirement confidence than their married counterparts and are more likely to have lower incomes and assets. In a recent issue brief headlined \\u201cThe Perfect Storm \\u2014 Factors Contributing to Lower Retirement Confidence Among Women Who Are Not Married\\u201d our guest today unpacks the data on women\\u2019s retirement confidence.

Craig Copeland is Director of Wealth Benefits Research at the Employee Benefit Research Institute. As part of our #MoneyMonday series, he joined the podcast to discuss the survey, its findings and how women are set up for retirement.

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