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Not saving is more than just a problem that affects individual Americans and their families--it's a national problem
It is no secret that Americans save very little: every economic index confirms as much. But to solve the real myster
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1 author picked Whatever Happened to Thrift? Why Americans Don't Save and What to Do about It as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
We all know we should save – and yet we don’t. Even the people living in the world’s richest nation – the USA – don’t save enough. Why? Plenty of research, plenty of anecdotes, and then some solid insights and recommendations by Ronal Wilcox make this book useful for individuals, employees, employers, and policymakers.
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