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This simple test reveals if you have too much junk at home If you can’t park your car in your garage on winter nights, then you have too much stuff Rob Carrick
The retirement issue no one talks about: the high cost of long-term care Long-term care is a considerable expense to prepare for, but some experts believe it will be affordable if you sell your house or if you no longer need to spend on other costs of life beyond your care Rob Carrick
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