[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by eweissenbach

It seems to me that the entire premise of this "study" is flawed. The statistical area of The Villages is Sumter County, which outside The Villages is the poorest county in Florida. IF the study actually was confined to the boundries of The Villages, I am confident it would portray a vastly different outcome. A vast majority of Villages residents moved here with little need for income. Those that need some income, are, for the most part, simply in need of supplemental income. Working poor is not a term I even think of when considering the residents of TV. I would say, if given the true picture of those residents of TV, that it may be the lowest representation of "working poor" in the country.

The Villages has the best credit scores of any place in this entire country. I am very proud of that.