Less Than 50% of Black Gen Xers Convinced They Can Retire By Age 70

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Less Than 50% of Black Gen Xers Convinced They Can Retire By Age 70

New research shows less than half of Black ‘Gen Xers’ believes that they will be able to retire by age 70, new research shows.

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