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All true and insightful Jonathan, thank you. I think there needs to be a 6th major consideration: Are you and your loved ones adequately and sustainably protected against health insurance expenses? As a now 71 year old, nearly a decade retired, I see around me constantly the effects on my neighbors and friends of inadequate medical insurance coverage. Prescription drugs, doctor exams, and major health events can be horribly expensive for those not adequately covered. And that coverage needs to be in place before retirement. Thanks Jonathan for continuing to share your wisdom and insights!
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