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Broke? It Might Not Be Your Fault — A Visual Guide to Your Rung on the Economic Ladder

Written by Mint
Published Sep 19, 2013
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What contributes to your economic status?

While there are always exceptions to every rule, your starting financial rung can play a role in your income level later in life.

From where you grew up, to your education, to how involved you are in your community, find out what can influence your spot on the economic ladder.

Click on “Launch Infographic” for an expanded view.

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