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Younger workers question whether long careers at one employer still exist

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MarketWatch highlights a concern shared by some workers in their 20s, who say they keep getting laid off and have lost faith in the idea of building a long career at a single company.

The story centers on that viewpoint rather than citing any fund performance, investment product details, or financial market developments.

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MarketWatchI’m in my 20s and keep getting laid off. Should I invest in my employer’s 401(k) or look into other options?
MarketWatchI’m in my 20s and keep getting laid off. Should I invest in my employer’s 401(k) or look into other options?

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