>>Being a good money manager. Since no company is paying for your insurance or retirement plan, it's important that money is earmarked for those. A person who works for themself should be saving at least twice what a person who works a corporate job should, and that should be no problem as the income potential is so much greater.
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>Yeah... and I'm not as good at this as I should be. Based on my current calcualations, I should be able to retire when I'm about 627 years old.
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