FinanceMarketWatch.com - Top StoriesQuentin Fottrell
I am a 63-year-old semiretired physician. If I saved $2 million for retirement, should my Social Security become optional?
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“At that point, they arguably no longer need the government’s retirement safety net.”
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“At that point, they arguably no longer need the government’s retirement safety net.”
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