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Life has many curves which are best handled with thoughtful navigation, planning, and risk management.
If you own a house, you can reasonably expect to periodically replace old appliances, hot water heater, furnace / air conditioner, roof, etc. If you own a car, you can reasonably expect periodic repairs, oil ...more
While I understand many people are unemployed or underemployed and can't save, many people choose to not save for retirement until it is too late.
I have maxed out my 401k for the past several years and it adds up quickly. By saving the max (currently $17,500) per year, along with an average company match of 3...more
I agree with the posts saying we need to stop asking for help. Take responsibility for your own future.
I save the maximum allowed in my 401k and Roth IRA every year. That is $21,500 saved per year, folks. I could buy a lot of toys with that.
I am on track to retire at 60 with about 2 million dollars.
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11/3/2009
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