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7/10/2012 – Q&A: Stanford economist John Shoven on Social Security

It’s true: 65 really is the new 55. Stanford economist John Shoven gives practical advice on how to save for retirement during a struggling economy, low interest rates and longer life spans.

Read the full interview at Stanford University News.

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