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Going Broke: Why Americans Can't Hold On to Their Money

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In an article titled 'Inside the Mind Of a Debtor Nation', Washington Post Personal Finance columnist Michelle Singletary recommends Stuart Vyse's book "Going Broke: Why Americans Can't Hold On To Their Money". Vyse is Professor of Psychology at Connecticut College, in New London. 'We've created a new kind of poverty, Vyse says. We have people who should have adequate income but still struggle because they're laden with debt.'

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