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Making Your Money Last Financial advisers will tell you that the most telling — and risky — years of your retirement are the five before you leave the 9-to-5 world, and the five after you have forsaken a steady paycheck and learn to live on Social Security, perhaps a pension, and a lifetime of wealth accumulation through a retirement plan.

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Making Your Money Last We asked financial advisers for their advice on handling one of the biggest retirement worries.

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