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The stock market's prolonged tumble has wiped out about $2 trillion in Americans' retirement savings in the last 15 months, a blow that could force workers to stay on the job longer than planned, tighten their wallets and possibly further stall an economy reliant on consumer spending, Congress's … Continue Reading »