Figure 4-3: Low income incidence - percentage of retired people below poverty threshold, by Type of Family
Poorest 5th- male
Poorest 5th - female
70%
-♦—Retired - alone
-■—Retired / with children
Retired /couple with no children
-*- Retired /couple with children
-■—Other
—•—Retired - alone
-■—Retired / with children
Retired /couple with no children
-■- Retired /couple with children
-■—Other
Poorest 3rd - male
Poorest 3rd - female
—♦—Retired - alone
-■—Retired / with children
Retired /couple with no children
-*- Retired /couple with children
-■—Other
►—Retired - alone
•—Retired / with children
►—Retired /couple with no
Retired /couple with chi
ren
25
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