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Eye On America (401K Risks) #383113

CBS Evening News for Monday, Aug 10, 1998
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Cleveland, Mississippi: Ray Brady) Unexpected risks of 401K investment plans featured; suspected activities of accused embezzler Gary Moore noted; scenes shown from color time investment video. [Patty and Hank DAMEYER, Woodrow ISAACS - talk about losing their money in a 401K; say that there were no checks and balances.] [SPOKESMAN - describes investment plan.] [Former Labor Secretary Robert REICH - says laws concerning 401Ks are not good; says there is no protection against fraud.] [Dorsey KELLY - wishes she had saved her money elsewhere.]

Reporter(s):
Brady, Ray;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:04:00

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