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Most Americans have modest savings goals, but do they meet them?

New survey also reveals disconnect between intention and action for tax refunds.

You know that old saying about acorns and oak trees? Well, it seems that most Americans are focused on the former but may be waiting a while for anything substantial to emerge.

That’s because although most people say they are saving at least something each month, a lack of financial knowledge o

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