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Living Well on Less: The Middle Class Pinch

When I was growing up, being middle class represented economic and social mobility. It meant you had the income to buy a nice home in the suburbs with a couple of cars in the garage, to send your kids to college and to quit working at age 65 knowing you'd have a secure and comfortable .

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