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Quicken 2004 For Dummies
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Quicken's Retirement Calculator assumes that you or your employer will add to your retirement savings at the end of the year — what financial planners call an ordinary annuity. If you or your employer adds to your retirement savings at the beginning of the year, you earn an extra year of interest. As a result, your after-tax income will be more than Quicken shows.


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