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The info in these articles is always provided by financial services companies like Fidelity, who have a vested interest in getting people to save as much as possible as long as it's put into one of their financial products. So I always take these recommendations with a very large grain of salt.
The info in these articles is always provided by financial services companies like Fidelity, who have a vested interest in getting people to save as much as possible as long as it's put into one of their financial products. So I always take these recommendations with a very large grain of salt.
Are you suggesting the guidelines are inflated or unnecessary? I find far too many people don't save enough and an article backed by a financial firm or not really isn't going to change that
What about equity in investment properties? Do those count?
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