A new survey from MarketWatch Guides finds couples in a DINK relationship (“Dual Income No Kids”) are four times more likely than parents to say they have no financial stress.
The trend suggests that, with mounting economic pressure, more people choose to remain childless for financial reasons.
Many financial advisors aren’t surprised DINKs save at double the rate of parents.
“Many aging DINKs tend to forget about who will help with the services needed as they age,” says Simerly.
While financial pressures may deter many from trying to conceive, couples must consider long-term emotional and practical implications...
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