What is your American dream? A Cheddar News poll found that 64 percent of respondents perceive it as being able to retire comfortably. Nina Gidwaney, Chase product executive, joined 'Stretching Your Dollar' to talk about homeownership and they way young people typically view it with respect to the American dream.
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