Income inequality can make it pretty tough for people on the low end of the stick to save anything for retirement at all.
It can be enough of a challenge to meet essential expenses, like housing, food and utilities, without thinking of a day that won’t arrive for decades.
To drive home how great the divide is in this country between rich and poor, a report from 24/7 Wall Street has checked out the richest and poorest towns in America to see just how far apart one can go. And it’s a great divide indeed.
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