We Don't Plan to Fail, We Just Fail to Plan

Some people who are in their 60s regret many things in their lives, they want to be better parents, a greater husband or wife, they wished they could've been executives in their company. They wished they could've done things a little bit different than it used to be. They wished they could've saved enough money to cover their expenses. They wished that they're not depending on their children for their daily financial needs.

Retirement planning is one of the missed points of a career person. Many people just work and work, with little planning about their future. It should be accepted that our bodies are slowly deteriorating with time, that we will not be as strong decades later as we used to be now, that our physical activities will be very limited and we will require some medications to extend our lives. 

We can have a better future if we just plan and stick to it. We don't want to depend on someone else for our daily living. We should have money to spend for our own, and if we have lots of money when we grow old, our children will really take care of us (absolutely!).
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