Anna Helhoski

The wealth gap in America is taking a new shape — and it's no longer just a divide between the well-off and the financially vulnerable.

The wealth gap in America is taking a new shape — and it's no longer just a divide between the well-off and the financially vulnerable.

‘K-Shaped’ Economy Is Giving Way to an ‘E-Shaped’ Divide

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The wealth gap in America is taking a new shape — and it’s no longer just a divide between the well-off and the financially vulnerable.

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The wealth gap in America is taking a new shape — and it's no longer just a divide between the well-off and the financially vulnerable.

The wealth gap in America is taking a new shape — and it's no longer just a divide between the well-off and the financially vulnerable.

As inflation lingers, gas prices skyrocket, housing remains unaffordable for many and job security feels less certain, more Americans — especially those in the middle — are tightening up their fina…

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