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Americans are significantly more concerned about future expenses than paying off existing debt or paying their current bills, according to a poll conducted in October by InCharge Debt Solutions.
In fact 37% said they worried most about paying for retirement and college, while 25% are concerned about meeting monthly living expenses and 15% are concerned about paying down debt.
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