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Jamie Dimon says American Dream is still achievable despite Gen Z's doubts

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has acknowledged that many Gen Z individuals feel the American Dream is no longer within their reach. He attributed part of this sentiment to stagnant incomes affecting a segment of the population. Despite this, Dimon maintained that the dream remains attainable for most people. He highlighted JPMorgan's efforts to bridge the opportunity gap through skills training programs and support for small businesses.

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