By Chris Hoenig
When it comes to retirement readiness, race and ethnicity matter. And according to a new study, whites are the most prepared.
Research from the National Institute on Retirement Security found that more than 60 percent of white households own assets in a retirement account, while more than 60 percent of Blacks and nearly 70 percent of Latinos do not—and those who have plans have far less in them than their white counterparts.
