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Why do I need to invest?
Saturday 6th of November 1999
Why do I need to invest
The importance of investing for retirement is very simple - you will need to produce an income from your investments for the rest of your life. You will also want to protect your assets and lifestyle from being eaten away by tax and inflation. You may also want to increase the value of your assets.
What is not normally known is exactly how long your investments will need to last. Will you outlive your investments?
Because of healthier lifestyles and advances in medicine, we are living longer.
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