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From Urban Institute:
Using data from the Federal Reserve Board's Surveys of Consumer Finances (SCFs), we follow one segment of a cohort over its life cycle, married couples as the husband ages from 36 - 44 in 1989 to 51 - 59 in 2004.
We find that middle-income and lower-middle-income married-couple households experienced modest income growth but rapid growth in net worth.
Overall, the evidence documents significant gains in income and wealth as married couples aged from their late 30s to their 50s.
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Posted on January 29, 2008 7:27 PM
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