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When deciding how much to save for your retirement years the author suggests you
A) save as much as you possibly can because the future is highly uncertain.
B) consult a professional planner to find out how much you must presently save.
C) carefully weigh the marginal benefit of an additional dollars worth of present consumption versus the marginal benefit of an additional dollars worth of consumption in your retirement years.
D) first take care of your present needs, because the future has a way of taking care of itself.
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Personal Finance: An Integrated Planning Approach

Personal Finance: An Integrated Planning Approach


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Such a smart group of people this forum has

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