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The average American household lost almost twenty-five per cent of its wealth during the crash.
The discrepancy is smaller in real numbers (the median white household lost about $20,000 dollars, compared to about $12,000 for the median Hispanic) and in absolute terms the wealth gap narrowed a bit.
A nanny on the Upper East Side had her work schedule cut to three days a week from five because the wife in the household lost her job on Wall Street.
Even the children in my household lost interest early on.
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Once again, the poor household loses out.
The average household loses between $1,350 and $2,275 a year in food waste, which is where you can save the most money.
And what's worse, a household loses access to the 10/30/50 Plan and the Detroit Water Fund assistance if it falls behind on its monthly payments more than three times.
With every illness episode, each household loses an average of 205 rupees in direct basic costs and 346 rupees in total avoidable total costs.
More than 600 households lost loved ones.
More than 500 households lost at least one person.
Businesses collapsed and many households lost their savings.
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