Black women struggle to make move to retirement.

This article explores the challenges that Black women face in terms of retirement planning. It highlights the disparities between Black and white Americans when it comes to access to retirement plans through employers. Black women are more likely to make withdrawals from their retirement accounts before reaching retirement age, and single Black mothers often struggle to save for the future. These factors contribute to a cycle of financial instability for Black women. The article also briefly mentions the success of a restaurant and its chefs, who have gained recognition and are planning to expand their culinary ventures. [Extracted from the article]

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