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My Ten Sense: Half of Americans are wise to skip retirement savings
I recently read a study that 49% of Americans aren’t saving any money toward their retirement.
That’s not shocking at all when you consider a U.S. Census in December revealed that 48% percent of Americans are considered poor or low income.
Given these circumstances, I think it’s wise that half of Americans aren't saving for retirement when they are struggling to get by day to day and paycheck to paycheck.
Find out what Americans should be doing with their income and important changes to Social Security on my blog, http://mytensense.com/2012/05/half-of-americans-are-wise-to-skip-retirement-savings/.
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