As retirement looms, a sense of unease grips Generation X, often considered "America’s neglected middle child," which is facing a financial landscape that feels increasingly unstable. An AARP article highlighted the stories of people like freelance writer Gretchen Elhassani, 47, and university professor Mike Cundall Jr., 49, who represent the growing concern among their peers about securing a comfortable retirement. Despite diligent savings efforts, including contributions to 401(k) plans and Ro
Things aren't looking good for Gen X, which is said to have the largest wealth gap of any generation. Not having a pension plan, suffering multiple economic crises, and not seeing wage increases that.
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