http://www.cambridge-credit.org -- As the recession continues to challenge Americans, personal savings rates have been on the rise; however, this renewed dedication to savings may not be as good as it sounds. Is savings bad for the economy, and if so, what should you do? Watch this week's webisode from Cambridge Credit Counseling Corp. to learn more. Host: Community Outreach Director, Thomas J. Fox.
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aviomaster 1 year ago
The number of retirees is set to increase due to an onslaught of "baby boomers" on the way. With companies eliminating 401k's & pension funds, increased savings will continue. Unfortunately a 10% savings rate added to a future retiree'ssocial security will not be enough to support them. Not only will retirees be saving more, they will be buying less. And during retirement the spending will drop more. A strong dollar will "stretch a buck" so to speak." Millions have little or no savings.
vimzibaiegh 2 years ago