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Retirement Planning in the Wake of the Pandemic
With the U.S. unemployment rate still north of 10%, many folks who have lost their jobs are facing the reality of dealing with the long-term implications for retirement. Things are improving, yes–the unemployment rate just four months ago was near 15%–but there are still way too many people wrestling with the question of how to manage their retirement savings strategies. The Motley Fool’s Kailey Hagen, in a post today on wacotrib.com, presents three basic questions on the minds of those currently dealing with the dilemma of saving for future retirement. Read her post here…
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