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Do you know how much you should be saving?
Saving consistently and sufficiently is one of the building blocks of not a healthy retirement but a healthy financial life. Most experts recommend saving at least 20 percent of your gross income each year. But how do you know if you’re on track with your savings? The attached article looks at some rules of thumb and gives the reader a sense of how to measure up against other savers. Read article here…
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