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On a 12-year-old's scathing critique of banks, retirement planning in small chunks and how to negotiate the price of just about anything.
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•Retirement planning is like running a marathon, Andrew Hallam argues in Canadian Business. You set the target, break it into achievable chunks, then strive to go the distance. •Everything is negotiable. It’s a motto that Invest it Wisely bloggers live by. Read how customer loyalty is the best bargaining chip.Share this article Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Share on Reddit Share on Email
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