Retirement at risk: Who’s falling short

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2. By vtabletop on Nov 26, 2007 | Reply

   Well, the first question that comes to my mind is ‘double or triple in how many years’ ? and if it’s a short duration ,is that really possible ? From what I know, the average number of years that it takes to double a substantial amount of money is 11 years .Yes, if it does exceptionally in the high risk investments then it could be brought down by a significant portion , but would a pensioner like to risk his money in such a scheme when he knows he can’t replace that money if he loses it ? I daresay no. However, if tripling is a possibility while not taking any untoward risk at that age ,then there aren’t many who would want to be left out either.

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