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About Saving for Retirement - Motley Fool
Most financial advisors will tell you to start saving as early as you can, even if it’s only a small amount in the beginning, to take advantage of compounding your investment earnings. Certainly good advice and, even if the amount you save from your paycheck seems trivial, it is quite amazing the growth you will realize by systematically saving some of your earnings, and saving any amount is infinitely better than doing nothing. It’s interesting, though, to see how your personal pattern of saving for your retirement will turn out under several different savings scenarios, and this Motley Fool article by James Brumley provides that perspective. Click here to read more.
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