By: George Gaberlavage | Source: AARP.org | Summer, 2009
In the wake of a $7 trillion decline in the value of pensions and household portfolios1, is a discussion about fi nancial literacy relevant? Absolutely! Workers—especially those nearing retirement—and retirees are likely to face a number of challenging questions due to the effects of the fi nancial crisis.
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