Couples without children are assumed to have a financial advantage. With two salaries, many people expect them to breeze into retirement. In reality, it’s not as black and white. Many DINK couples delay saving, assuming their higher earnings will cover future needs. By the time they realize how much they’ll need, catching up can feel impossible. Plus, unexpected expenses, like having to care for an aging parent, can push them further behind. Here’s why some DINKs are falling behind when it comes to retirement planning.
