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Meanings of spend in retirement in English

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Usage of spend in retirement in English
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The afternoon I spend in retirement.
The Best British Short Stories of 1922
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If you're in a lower-risk fund, your savings will probably grow more slowly and you'll have less to spend in retirement.
Radio NZ
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That's good to know because virtually all of the retirement calculators require workers to guesstimate the amount they will spend in retirement.
Reuters
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But the declining rate of home ownership is a concern, as it can affect how much people have to spend in retirement.
Radio NZ
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That cuts the amount that they can spend in retirement, and reduces the likelihood that their money will last until they die.
Reuters
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If you can pile up cash for years without carving out some for Uncle Sam, you'll have more cash to spend in retirement.
Reuters
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Consider how much you will actually spend in retirement based on your own tax rate and lifestyle, instead of plugging in a replacement rate.
Reuters
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The latter part of his life was spent in retirement and tranquillity.
Lives of the English Poets / From Johnson to Kirke White, Design...
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The first two years of her widowhood Alice Lancaster spent in retirement.
Gordon Keith
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The remainder of their lives is consequently spent in retirement.'
Complete Project Gutenberg Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Works
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My happiest hours have been spent in retirement, and solitary walks; one of which, was extremely delightful.
Religion in Earnest: A Memorial of Mrs. Mary Lyth, of York
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His remaining years were spent in retirement.
American Men of Action
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People are living longer and healthier lives, and so the proportion of time spent in retirement has increased.
The Guardian
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The retirees polled said they were living on 56 percent of their pre-retirement income, pointing to a sharp drop in spending in retirement, RBC said.
Reuters
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