A recent survey of the impact of the pandemic conducted by AARP found that, among those fortunate enough to have retirement accounts, nearly a quarter had to dip into their savings or quit contributing altogether just to pay the bills.
Ron Wyden: “A recent survey of the impact of the pandemic conducted by AARP found that, among those fortunate enough to have…”
On the recordJuly 27, 2021
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Wyden references an AARP survey showing pandemic-related financial struggles.
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