Protecting Retirement Wealth: Better Risk Management of Household Assets Must Become an Integral Part of U.S. Savings Policies: Challenge: Vol 56, No 4

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Americans lost a lot of their wealth in the stock market crash of 2000-2001 and then the housing and market crashes of 2007-8. The author says that wealth management must be improved markedly. Too much debt and too little diversification have been the sources of a huge wealth loss for Americans.

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