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Pensioners, the Younger Generation, and Inflation: The Struggle for Financial Security.

May 15, 2023

Pensioners, the Younger Generation, and Inflation: The Struggle for Financial Security.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Much has been said in the past few weeks regarding pensioners. It's clear election time is upon us as it seems as though only then do our pensioners deserve the spotlight. I want to emphatically state that I believe it is a quintessential human right for all members of a society to be able to live a dignified fulfilling life. One thing very few seem to highlight is that the problem our pensioners face is a multifaceted one that has its roots in bigger problems that affect not just the pensioners but also the younger generation, effectively creating a negative spiral that is …

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