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[QUOTE="Skysaint, post: 213884, member: 48818"] The retirement period should be a thing of concern for every worker or employee who have a said date they are going to quit their job and depend on what they have achieved while they were still working for a living. The truth of the matter is that am not yet employed as I am still a student but if am to get employed into any company or organization, I will sure do save up for the rainy days or rather put, for my retirement. Not only saving up but investing the money into something lucrative and profitable as well so it won't be prone to devaluation and will increase in value with time. The retirement period isn't a stage in our lives that's filled with milk and honey especially if you don't make good preparations for it. [/QUOTE]
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