four
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msg #106521
- Ignore four |
6/5/2012 12:43:33 AM
"Let’s say that $30,000 is your spending maximum per year. If you’re 30, and planning for retirement, you’ll have 35 years to build a nest egg if you want to retire at 65. With that dollar figure in mind, you’ll need to save $20,000 per year, which will net you $700,000 at retirement time."
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