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Retirement is a significant phase of life, often viewed as a time of relaxation and exploration after years of hard work. However, achieving a comfortable retirement requires years of consistent saving and investment, with a clear understanding of your financial goals. It's crucial to start planning early, making wise decisions about savings, investments, and other financial matters to secure a stable future.
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