Retirement less kind to Hispanics than Anglos

“The Castros are healthy, held good jobs, and are better off than their parents were in retirement.

They are also Hispanic, and statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau and two national surveys from the AARP, the nation’s largest senior citizen organization, make it clear that preparing for retirement, a daunting task by any measure, is especially difficult for Hispanic baby boomers. They are part of a bulge of people ”” 77. 5 million according to the census ”” born between 1946 and 1964 who are at or approaching retirement age.”

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