Family Facts: Social Science Research on Family, Society & Religion
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| This finding looks at the relationship between having children and the likelihood of being affluent. Although having children reduced likelihood of attaining affluence for married individuals, married individuals with children were still more likely to become affluent than individuals who were not married and did not have children both among the younger cohort, ages 25 to 45, and the older cohort, ages 45 to 65.
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Events:Religious Practice and Civic Life: What the Research Says October 4, 2007 |