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People need to know more about retirement funding
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George Foreman, first famous as a world heavyweight championship boxer, then as a kitchen appliance guru, once said, “The question isn’t at what age I want to retire, it’s at what income.” “That statement is true for most workers,” said Laura Connerly, assistant professor and family financial expert for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture. “Do you know if you will have enough to live the retirement lifestyle you envision?” Retirement income comes from savings, pension plans, and Social Security benefits. Read more…
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I haven’t gone into this deeply, so maybe sonoeme can explain to me why the sharp climb (hockey stick handle) in the graphs from the paper appears to start well before what is supposed to be the era of AGW the second half of the 20th century. In the first part of the century, the increase appears to be smaller, but still the slope is unprecedented.The graphs are so small that it’s hard to judge this, but it seems fishy to me.