Solving America’s economic dilemma

Skyrocketing student fees. High transportation costs. Rising health care costs. And incomes not keeping pace with inflation.
Those are just some of the reasons why families raising children today are struggling. America has an economic dilemma that is hitting the middle class especially hard.
What has happened to the American way of life? Why is it that middle income is struggling? Why are more and more people subsidized on government assistance? If you find yourself asking those questions, it’s important you read our special financial advertising feature. 
Last week we began a special series in our sister publication, the Dodge County ADvantage shopper, outlining the economic plight facing middle income folks. This feature will continue for the next few weeks. We have teamed up with a financial expert to dig deeper into these issues and provide some answers in hopes of creating more wealth for those struggling.
There are many telltale signs that American families are being economically destroyed, according to Michael Snyder, who has researched the topic. Some of the staggering findings he found include 47 percent of all Americans do not put a single penny out of their paychecks into savings. In addition, the typical American household is now worth 36 percent less than it was a decade ago.