Harry Turnwork (not his real name) is 62 years old, a UAW member in Elkhart, Indiana, and — in one narrow sense — among the luckiest low-income workers in America. He actually has a 401(k) at work.That makes him unusual. According to the Economic Innovation Group, a staggering 70 million…
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