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4/2/2013 – Are you a born retirement saver?

Are some people born to save and others not? Is it nature or is it nurture? Well, a new study on this age-old debate suggests that—at least when it comes to saving for retirement—it’s more nature than nurture. You are either hard wired to save or not.

Read the full article at MarketWatch.

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