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Americans should work past 65 to avoid ‘retirement crisis,’ says BlackRock CEO (finance.yahoo.com)
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The billionaire, who chairs the world's largest asset manager, kicked off his 2024 letter to shareholders by telling his readers it is "time to rethink retirement" if they want to dodge America's looming "retirement crisis"

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[-] kent_eh@lemmy.ca 1 points 2 weeks ago

When was the last time this CEO did actual physical work?

Let's see him pick up a shovel (or load boxes in a warehouse, or push a broom, or haul tools up and down a ladder or...) for a few shifts and see if he still thinks people should have to work late in their 60s.

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