Sentences with phrase «than one's married counterparts»

A study shows single CEOs take more aggressive business risks than their married counterparts.

That's because single CEOs invest more aggressively — in capital expenditures, R&D, advertising and acquisitions — and are associated with higher stock volatility than their married counterparts.

Like single mothers, single fathers are typically less educated and less well - off than their married counterparts.

That same report has found that divorced men and women both experience higher mortality rates and poorer mental health outcomes than their married counterparts.

Why do unmarried women tend to be more liberal and Democratic than their married counterparts?

Studies also show that because of stress, single guys live on average five years less than their married counterparts.

Other studies indicate that divorced men drink more booze than their married counterparts and divorced women.

Children whose parents separate or divorce face much more economic instability than their married counterparts, even when support is paid.

They sliced the data by income, race, insurance status and other factors and found that unmarried cancer patients are suffering from higher death rates than their married counterparts.

A recent ING U.S. study found that divorced people overall feel less financially prepared for retirement than their married counterparts.

Lisa Arnold and Christina Campbell at The Atlantic believe that a single woman will end up paying anywhere between $ 500,000 and $ 1 million more than her married counterpart in areas like housing, health insurance, IRAs, and taxes.

Genworth Financial revealed in a research paper that unmarried parents are significantly less likely to have life insurance than their married counterparts, at all income levels.

For another 2012 study (this one a survey of American couples), researchers found that couples who lived together but were not married had higher self - esteem and were happier overall than their married counterparts.

And middle - aged single women work 131 more hours than their married counterparts, unless their peers are childless.

According to two Atlantic writers who crunched the numbers, single women can pay as much as $ 1 million more than their married counterparts over a lifetime.

When compared to married partners, coresidential daters tend to experience less happiness and more conflict than their married counterparts (Brown & Booth, 1996).

Single millennial homebuyers are utilizing FHA financing more so than their married counterparts, with 41 percent of single millennial females and 38 percent of single millennial males obtaining an FHA loan in December 2016, according to Ellie Mae's latest Millennial Tracker report.

Other studies indicate that divorced men drink more booze than their married counterparts and divorced women (although women in general don't drink as much as men).

Children whose parents separate or divorce face much more economic instability than their married counterparts, even when support is paid.

They eat out more than their married counterparts, and dining in doesn't save them as much as you'd think since they're stuck buying larger portions than they need.