There are few elements of a financial plan more important than your savings rate. Get it wrong, and you’ll either be retiring late or running out of money early. Get it right,
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Answering retirement questions and planning for your retirement can seem complicated, time-consuming, and overwhelming. Traditionally, most Americans have had two options: paying around $2,000 to get a financial plan from a fee-for-service