Middle-aged married men make about $19,000 more on average compared to their single peers.

How the Decline in Marriage Is Fueling Inequality

By Heritage Foundation Rachel Sheffield—— Bio and Archives--October 28, 2014

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That’s according to a new study from the National Marriage Project, authored by W. Bradford Wilcox and Robert Lerman. Marriage’s economic benefits are numerous, according to the study. Being raised by married parents is connected to better economic wellbeing for young adults. So is being married as an adult.

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