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Sorry, but retiring ‘comfortably’ on $100K is a myth for most people. Here’s why.

Sorry, but retiring ‘comfortably’ on $100K is a myth for most people. Here’s why.

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There are a lot of ifs involved in just being “okay” at that savings level too.

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