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You don't live with your parents, your parents live with YOU

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Welcome to the world of no wage growth, New College Grads!

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P&G shifts marketing away from U.S. middle class as income inequality soars

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Number of poor Americans hits an all-time high; median income drops

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The median male worker now makes less than 43 years ago

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Only advanced degree holders saw wage gains in the past decade

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Older workers are twice as likely to enter the ranks of the long-term unemployed

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