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Eleanor Pringle

Nearly 20% of millionaire women say they have no plans to retire—significantly higher than their male counterparts, finds Goldman Sachs

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Nearly 20% of American women with more than $1 million in assets say they have no intention of retiring, significantly ahead of their male counterparts, according to new research exclusively shared with Fortune.

The Goldman Sachs survey, which included more than 1,000 U.S. high-net-worth investors, found 18% of women—with an average age of over 60—have no plans to retire. The same can be said for only 11% of men.

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