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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 28 Apr 2013

    At the end of 2012, U.S. household wealth rose to $66.1 trillion, close to the pre-recession peak of $67.4 trillion.http://on.wsj.com/14luwsI 

    10:41 AM - 28 Apr 2013
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      1. Kwab‏ @Kwablo 29 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ @ColtonWebbb

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      1. Dan Pollock‏ @MDHDputyPollock 28 Apr 2013
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        Who recovered? massive disparity means hardship for millions @WSJ: U.S. wealth at $66.1T; pre-recession peak =$67.4T http://on.wsj.com/14luwsI 

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      1. Mr. Keepaway‏ @MrKeepaway 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ Well, I guess we're all fixed then...

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      1. Fire n Spice‏ @kkmvsm 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ figures are misleading. Median household wealth is what we should measure..and total wealth of households on median wealth

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      1. Jessica Rae James‏ @jessraejames 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ @DavisHsuSeattle Deceiving numbers. Doesn't factor rise in cost of living. Has devalued what that's worth today vs then.

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      1. Kevin Patrick‏ @kevin_patrick 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ Too bad our money is worth 20% less

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      1. Chase Abston‏ @ChaseAbston 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ only because the dollar is worth less now than it was pre-recession.

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      1. Jonathan Bognaski‏ @JBognaski 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ purchasing power is down dramatically all we have done is increase dollar supply.

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      1. G Man‏ @chiefe1 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ That is a pure LIE! My income went down and my life style is NOT what it was since BUSH!

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      1. Melanie Moon‏Verified account @Moon_Melanie 28 Apr 2013
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        “@WSJ: At end of 2012, U.S. household wealth rose to $66.1 trillion, close to the pre-recession peak of $67.4 trill http://on.wsj.com/14luwsI ”

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      1. lcs‏ @QnS365 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ Need to look at the distribution of the household wealth by different types of groups and change of population......

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      1. mark wonderful‏ @markwonderful 28 Apr 2013
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        .@wsj AND just ignore that Bernanke fellow at the central bank/ Federal Reserve, behind the curtain inflating money supply by $85B a month

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      1. Derek Lombard‏ @dereklombard 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ I find it hard to believe that Americans are as well off now as they were before. I don't meet very many people that feel that way.

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      1. Science Fan‏ @ScienceFan4 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ Right, and 99% of those gains went to the top income brackets.

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      1. Bill‏ @bmain249 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ very selective few households

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      1. Kenji‏ @kenjitweet 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ QE forever! Thanks #bernanke

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      1. Packers #1 Fan‏ @GBPack1980 28 Apr 2013
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        @WSJ Inflation how does it work?

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