How Americans Spend Now
Americans react to the downturn with big changes in attitudes and spending habits, but they're not giving up hope
Matt Felber, 39, Cleveland
'One of my clients — 45 years old, a top executive — e-mailed me, "Should I sell everything?" I wrote back, "No, you're fine, you can ride this out." His return e-mail said, "I knew that was the right answer." I've been telling a lot of people that they're going to be O.K. They need to hear that right now.'
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