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Financial strain and health of unmarried older people
The Gerontologist
|October 1, 1989
Abstract:
In a study of 1,782 older unmarried persons, we found no evidence that financial strain contributed to poor health. We examined the effect of financial strain on physical health over time and the degree to which vulnerability to financial strain was linked to health.
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