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Financial freedom, or not having to work for someone is the ultimate dream for anyone wearing an access card and refreshing his/her mailbox every five minutes. Just incase you are one of those who never realized the importance of planning early for the freedom, here is a chart to help you appreciate that need.
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The link is broken and I can't download the workbook
@Juan
The download link is fine?
But try below just in case:
https://sites.google.com/site/phdblog/retirement_savings.xls