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Fifty-three percent of women are not covered by a pension compared to only 22 percent of men.		A staggering 87 percent of the poverty stricken are elderly women.
A mere 3 percent annual rise in prices will double the cost of everything within 24 years. At that time, you’ll need twice as much money as you do today to live as well as you do now.		A student entering a public university in 2001 can expect to pay $33,800 on average for four years of education, while those attending private schools may face bills totaling $90,164.
With the high cost of higher education rising faster than inflation, parents of today’s four-year-olds may face college bills of more than $200,000.		Things being equal, it’s usually better to own your home than to rent. You build equity and get to write off your mortgage interest.
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