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The risk of having enough for retirement is now with the employee not the employer.
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Pakistan lacks sufficient currency reserves to cover its imports for more than 2 months (the IMF recommends having enough for at least 3).
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Most experts believe it will take months before Iran has produced enough new nuclear fuel to put it within a year for having enough for a weapon.
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We get Hello Fresh a few weeks out of the year and I love the food, but I hate not having enough for leftovers and then having to figure out lunches for the week.
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I think the best advice I can give is to enjoy the payoff from your hard work, but not at the expense of not having enough for a rainy day or a few rainy days.
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Sixty-nine percent of millionaire investors — those with $1 million or more in a brokerage account — say they never worry about not having enough for retirement, according to an E-Trade Financial quarterly investing survey provided exclusively to CNBC.
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Having a low income, and not having enough for a down payment "are two sides of the same coin," Holden Lewis, home and mortgage expert at NerdWallet, tells CNBC Make It. Those who don't have enough income to save for a down payment will have a difficult time becoming homeowners.
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In 2018, AWARE started a qualitative research project to investigate the financial costs of caregiving for older persons in Singapore. AWARE interviewed 23 primary caregivers aged 45–65 within a span of two months, investigating how families decide on their care arrangements, including: whether to care at home or at a nursing home, whether to engage professional care services or hire a foreign domestic worker, and which family member should be the primary caregiver responsible for housing the care recipient and coordinating their care. Preliminary analysis of the data has revealed the challenges of balancing work and care for female caregivers, with many women leaving paid employment during their prime working years in order to provide care. AWARE's research looks into how this loss in income and increase in out-of-pocket care-related expenses results in financial insecurity for these women as they worry about having enough for their own future care needs.
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