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[QUOTE="Kendy, post: 212143, member: 63869"] Planning for retirement is actually a very wise decision for an individual and even 10 years to the end of retirement or 15 years to retirement is actually the right time to be intentional about your retirement goals, most especially if you are a worker for government organisations; where you are receiving your salary, you have hope of getting your gratuity and your pension at subsequent times. There are different retirement plans that some people adopt and in my geographical setting, their government and the workers actually engage in contributory pension fund where both the government and the workers involved contributes to a particular pension saving funds which will be disbursed at their retirement age. Retirement planning is key and some potential retirees actually use the 10% to 15% monthly saving strategy while some actually invest in real estate properties; buying of lands, planting on them like using them for agricultural activities and rearing of livestock while some engage into building of houses and renting them out to tenants and this is what they use to survive in the long run. Some actually invest their savings in a fixed deposit, they divide their savings into two which is welfare and their health insurance scheme because there's no leverage for retirees health benefits in my country. [/QUOTE]
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