Research: Married Men Out-Earning Single Men
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — New research suggests married men are significantly out-earning single men and both married and single women.
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That's according to the St. Louis Federal Reserve.
The study says married men's peak income age is 47. Around that time, they're averaging about $86,000 dollars per year.
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Meanwhile, the other groups are earning between $45,000 and $51,000 a year.
The author suggests the trend might be because men with higher wages are more likely to get married.
