Changes in marital and health status as risk factors for a subsequent negative wealth shock: A population-based longitudinal study in the United States, 1995–2020

Tsai-Chin Cho, Xuexin Yu, Sara D. Adar, HwaJung Choi, Kenneth M. Langa and Lindsay C. Kobayashi

Social Science & Medicine, 2025, vol. 371, issue C

Abstract: A negative wealth shock, defined as a loss of ≥75% in equivalized household total wealth over a short period, may cause adverse health outcomes for older adults. The individual-level risk factors for experiencing a negative wealth shock in later adulthood are unclear.

Date: 2025
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