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Although this subject has been widely discussed online and on financial magazines, it never ceases to amaze me how people always manage to ignore every single piece of advice and just continue doing their thing, which by the way is wrong! It does not matter how hard we financial advisors and financial counselors emphasize it, some skulls are indeed too thick to get through. By this statement, I do not mean to cause offense of any kind, I am just trying to call attention to this matter.
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