Many Oklahomans lack wealth to fend off poverty, report says
Oklahoma ranks 33rd in the nation in the ability of residents to build wealth and fend off poverty, according to a national study released Tuesday.
The state received a grade of D in measurements of Oklahomans' financial assets and income, and access to health care, according the report from the Corporation for Enterprise Development.
Nearly half (48.2 percent) of Oklahomans are “liquid asset poor,” mea...
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