Senator Hillary Clinton of New York spoke at a town hall meeting yesterday in Webster City, Iowa.
(Charlie Neibergall/associated press)
Clinton eyes boost to 401(k) savings
Senator Hillary Clinton of New York spoke at a town hall meeting yesterday in Webster City, Iowa.
(Charlie Neibergall/associated press)
WEBSTER CITY, Iowa - Expanding on her appeal for middle class support, Hillary Clinton yesterday unveiled her second-costliest proposal of the campaign so far, one that aims to boost Americans' retirement savings with up to $1,000 from the federal government a year. (Full article: 518 words)
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