FinanceMarketWatch.com - Top StoriesQuentin Fottrell
‘I have no financial safety net’: I’m 66, rely on Social Security and have just $500 in savings. What hope do I have?
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“Sometimes I wonder whether wealthier Americans should trade places with people like me.”
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“Sometimes I wonder whether wealthier Americans should trade places with people like me.”
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