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TD Ameritrade survey: Savers more likely to marry Savers, couples say their financial commonalities prevent arguments about money
First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes the inevitable conversation about money. The TD Ameritrade Millennials and Money Survey examines the relationships between Savers and Spenders and the financial considerations taken when choosing a potential spouse. The survey also reveals some key differences in financial habits between men and women. Of the more than 2,100 American adults surveyed:
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TD Ameritrade's 2016 Millennials and Money Survey (Graphic: TD Ameritrade).
Does the Saver/Spender distinction matter more later in life?
“It’s more about attaining the right balance than finding an identical match,” says Matt Sadowsky, director of retirement at TD Ameritrade. “It becomes more and more important over time for spouses to be aligned on how to manage their finances, especially when they are living off their nest egg in retirement. It’s not critical that both spouses be Spenders or both be Savers. But it is critical that there is an open dialogue between the two about what retirement looks like for them and a shared vision and plan for their future.”
Sixty percent of Millennial Savers say they save in order to meet their financial goals. While Millennial men and women share several common long-term goals including saving for a retirement, 56 percent of Millennial women save for non-retirement items versus 46 percent of Millennial men.
Millennial and Boomer women have different attitudes toward money. Boomer women are more financially conservative and strict about saving, whereas Millennial women are more like men in how they save, spend and help support their families.
Millennial men and Boomer men are similar in how they spend, however, the older men save more and allocate more money to family-related expenses. Millennial men need the most money in order to be happy and feel the greatest pressure to spend.
“Millennial men’s spending habits are vastly different than their female partners. Men want to enjoy life by spending money now because they’re confident they can make up the money later,” says Dara Luber, senior manager of retirement at TD Ameritrade. “Women appear to have more anxiety over spending and fear they will not be able to make up a gap in their savings. Part of this reason could be their fear of debt since they tend to earn less over their lifetime.”
TD Ameritrade’s 2016 Goal Planning Survey shows that people who have a savings plan with specific goals are more likely to make progress toward fulfilling their savings or investing targets. Not sure how to get started? Investors of any age and experience level can benefit from a free, comprehensive financial goal planning session with an investment consultant at TD Ameritrade’s more than 100 branch locations. Visit tdameritrade.com/goalplanning.
About TD Ameritrade Holding CorporationMillions of investors and independent registered investment advisors (RIAs) have turned to TD Ameritrade’s (Nasdaq: AMTD) technology, people and education to help make investing and trading easier to understand and do. Online or over the phone. In a branch or with an independent RIA. First-timer or sophisticated trader. Our clients want to take control, and we help them decide how — bringing Wall Street to Main Street for more than 40 years. An official sponsor of the 2014 and 2016 U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Teams, TD Ameritrade has time and again been recognized as a leader in investment services. Please visit TD Ameritrade’s newsroom or www.amtd.com for more information.
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About Head Solutions GroupHead Solutions Group (U.S.) Inc., is a leading market research partner for Financial Services companies in North America. With offices in New York, Toronto and Montreal, Head delivers the deep customer insights that increase institutional knowledge and propel business action. TD Ameritrade and Head Solutions Group are separate and unaffiliated firms and are not responsible for each other’s services or policies.
About the 2016 Millennials and Money SurveyA 20-minute online survey was conducted with 2,100 American adults (half Boomers and half Millennials) by Head Solutions Group, between June 17 to June 21, 2016, on behalf of TD Ameritrade Holding Corporation. The statistical margin of error for the total sample of N=2,100 American adults within the target group is +/- 2.1 percent. This means that, in 19 out of 20 cases, survey results will differ by no more than 2.1 percentage points in either direction from what would have been obtained by the opinions of all target group members in the U.S. Sample was drawn from major regions in proportion to the U.S. Census. Generations used in this report are defined according to the Pew Research Center. Millennials (born 1981 to 1997, ages 18 to 35 in 2016) and Baby Boomers (born 1946 to 1964, ages 52 to 70 in 2016).
Source: TD Ameritrade Holding Corporation
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TD Ameritrade Holding CorporationRebecca Niiya, 402-574-6652Communications & Public Affairsrebecca.niiya@tdameritrade.com@TDAmeritradePR
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