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Labor Participation Rate of American age 75+: 1996 4.7%, 2020 8.9%, 2030 estimated 11.7% -- (link)
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ty97
Dec 13 '21, 07:09
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https://twitter.com/WaywardWinifred/status/1470403866315395072
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ty97
Dec 13, 07:12
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69 year old with student loan payments? whaaaaaaat? -- nm
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Beaker
Dec 13, 08:20
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Grad school or parent loans.
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znufrii, boosted
Dec 13, 08:24
Eeek... she still has student loan payments at age 69? -- nm
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Dano
Dec 13, 07:23
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It says partial pension, so I'm guessing she went back to school to become a teacher and then didn't work long enough to get full benefits. -- nm
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spamlet
Dec 13, 07:28
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partial pension is more pension than many of our generation will get -- nm
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ty97
Dec 13, 08:31
I bet her school/district made her go back to school to get her Masters degree. -- nm
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Inigo
Dec 13, 07:25
"Nearly 9 million Americans ages 50 and older still have student debt"
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ty97
Dec 13, 07:14
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(part of that seems to be related to 'ParentsPlus' loans for their children but still....) -- nm
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ty97
Dec 13, 07:18
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