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Specifically, many members are hoping she can help improve theirfinancial situation.
Born between 1965 to 1980, many of these voters are thinking about their financial future.
As president, she might be able to institute new policies that directly impact their wallet.
Also here are five of Gen Xsbiggest financial regrets and how to fix them.
Harris hasnt specifically highlighted any green initiatives and DEI efforts she would institute as president.
However, given her work as vice president, its likely these issues would be on her priority list.
The statement announcing this action touted the historic number of diverse leaders appointed by the Biden-Harris Administration.
If shes elected, Harris has vowed to fight inflation.
Bureauof Labor Statistics).
Still, we know that many Americans dont yet feel that progress in their daily lives, she said.
Costs are still too high.
Also, Id like to see her loosen thetypical Democratic policiesthat tend to bring more regulation, she said.
This means less investing for retirement and in some cases, dipping into retirement funds to make ends meet.
The financial impact of this will be devastating, she said.
Make wage increases, health insurance and retirement plans mandatory for caregivers, she said.
Provide paid respite care.
As is typical of this generation, [they] believe they will be working until I die.'
One reason for this is the uncertain future of Social Security.
If Harris becomes president, she would like to see policies that eliminate the guesswork surrounding thiskey retirement benefit.
Ensure Social Security will be there for us, she said.
When the fund is depleted, recipients are expected to receive 79% of their benefits.
We need to throw a lot of money at Gen X, she said.
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