If there’s been one topic of discussion that simply won’t recede over the past several years, it’s jobs. Unemployment rates, wage stagnation, and jobs, jobs, jobs — following the Great Recession, these have been the top issues pushed by politicians and the media. There’s good reason for that, too; the economy, though much improved, is still rife with problems. Problems that not only take a toll on the average American’s ability to invest and save for the future, but also on their mental health...