Do men and women view retirement differently? It would seem so.
Fidelity Investments has found that while married couples generally agree on the types of retirement products they've earmarked for retirement, they frequently disagree on their plans and expectations for their later years.
The study also found that while couples may not be giving each other the silent treatment, they aren’t having many conversations about serious financial matters either.
That’s too bad, since women are more likely than men to spend part of their retirement alone, making it even more important for them to participate in retirement discussions.