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American Dream No More

April 1, 20205 Mins read389
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By Bekka Wiedenmeyer The white picket fence, the pristine lawn, a close-knit neighborhood: The golden standard of the American dream used to buying and owning a home. However, based on recent data, that dream is slipping further from reality for most Americans. Despite appearances of economic prosperity, the general cost of living continues to surpass […]

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