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Why are so many Americans struggling to save for retirement?

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imageMost Americans will be pinching pennies after they retire. Retirement pennies via www.shutterstock.com

This week marked the beginning of the presidential primary season, and economic fears such as jobs and wages have taken center stage on the campaign trail.

Yet one of voters' biggest economic problems has thus far received short shrift from the...

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