The wealthy 1% that care about us all

In a political and economic system seemingly tailor-made for the 1 percent, backlash against "wealth therapy" - the trend of moneyed Americans seeking counsel through their Occupy-induced feeling of shame and isolation - is well-placed. While the top 0.1 percent of families in the United States possess as much wealth as the bottom 90 percent, money psychologist Jamie Traege-Muney moaned to The Guardian that the movement wrongly "singled out the 1 percent and painted them globally as something negative."  Read more.