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The #1 Retirement Saving Goal for People in Their 40s and the Most Useful Strategy to Get There

    The #1 Retirement Saving Goal for People in Their 40s and the Most Useful Strategy to Get There

Quite the opposite from being “over the hill,” those in their forties may find they’re still slogging up hill in terms of saving for retirement.

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The #1 Retirement Saving Goal for People in Their 30s and the Most Useful Strategy to Get There

    The #1 Retirement Saving Goal for People in Their 30s and the Most Useful Strategy to Get There

This is the decade in which retirement savers need to accelerate their savings efforts in order to take full advantage of the positive impact time has on the growth of that savings.

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The #1 Retirement Saving Goal for People in Their 20s and the Most Useful Strategy to Get There

    The #1 Retirement Saving Goal for People in Their 20s and the Most Useful Strategy to Get There

It’s not rocket science, but it’s not easy – either saving in the first place and then investing for the long-term, which means 20-year olds better be as comfortable riding the market as much as they are riding an amusement park roller coaster.

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The #1 Retirement Saving Goal for Teens and Children and the Most Useful Strategy to Get There

    The #1 Retirement Saving Goal for Teens and Children and the Most Useful Strategy to Get There

“Nothing is more in the best interest of the child. The judicious carrot of spending, when managed properly, actually instills a strong sense of and desire to save and, ironically, not spend.”

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