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    57% of US adults between the ages of 35 and 44 in households with annual incomes of $250,000 or more plan to save or invest for retirement in the next 12 months Shullman Research - Top Financial/Investing-Related Plans by Age among $250,000 Household Income Adults  
    Added: 04/25/2013 from Shullman Reseach Center Published: 04/21/2013
    22% of Generation X have stopped contributing to college savings plans since the beginning of the financial crisis Never Mind the Baby Boomers, Here Comes Gen X (Unprepared, Too) | LifeHealthPro  
    Added: 02/01/2012 from Insured Retirement Institute Published: 01/24/2012
    37% of male GenXers have little or no investment knowledge Never Mind the Baby Boomers, Here Comes Gen X (Unprepared, Too) | LifeHealthPro  
    Added: 02/01/2012 from Insured Retirement Institute Published: 01/24/2012
    54% of female GenXers have little or no investment knowledge Never Mind the Baby Boomers, Here Comes Gen X (Unprepared, Too) | LifeHealthPro  
    Added: 02/01/2012 from Insured Retirement Institute Published: 01/24/2012
    23% of Generation X have stopped contributing to their retirement accounts since the beginning of the financial crisis Never Mind the Baby Boomers, Here Comes Gen X (Unprepared, Too) | LifeHealthPro  
    Added: 02/01/2012 from Insured Retirement Institute Published: 01/24/2012
    65% of Generation X lack confidence that they will have enough money to live comfortably in retirement, to cover medical expenses during retirement and to pay for the cost of their children’s higher education Never Mind the Baby Boomers, Here Comes Gen X (Unprepared, Too) | LifeHealthPro  
    Added: 02/01/2012 from Insured Retirement Institute Published: 01/24/2012