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Older Americans' Spending Growth Is No Longer Supercharged: BofA
News October 31, 2024 at 03:28 PM
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- Older generations may have played catch-up in spending post-pandemic.
- Inflation's impact on older Americans' spending patterns also is a likely factor.
- Retirees, happy with their finances, seem less confident than younger people in their financial future.
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