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Meanings of save for retirement in English

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Usage of save for retirement in English
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A new study has found many over-50-year-olds are failing to adequately save for retirement.
Radio NZ
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In addition, workers are more likely to save for retirement if they seek financial advice.
Reuters
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This led to a move to put the onus to save for retirement onto employees.
Reuters
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Few topics spill more ink in personal finance than how much to save for retirement.
BBC
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Therefore, women have little room to save for retirement.
Feminist dot com
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But a government automatic enrolment programme is aimed at getting more people to save for retirement.
BBC
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The Credit is meant to induce people with low and moderate incomes to save for retirement.
Reuters
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Starting to save for retirement too late 3.
The South African
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KiwiSaver prompts more people to save for retirement.
Radio NZ
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The employer-administered plans have been used for four decades by millions of workers to save for retirement.
Reuters
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More than 45 percent of the respondents said they probably wouldn't save for retirement without the plans.
Reuters
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The Problem Retirement Worries Q: How do you know how much you really need to save for retirement?
Ebony
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The best way to encourage people to save for retirement is with an SSIA-type account, writes John McHale.
The Irish Times
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Now I have a private pension, but not enough is done to encourage workers to save for retirement.
The Irish Times
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And, wage stagnation and crippling levels of student debt make it impossible for many to save for retirement.
Reuters
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Clear debts or save for retirement?
The Irish Times
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