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        "uri": "/2013/06/19/guest-opinion-women-tend-to-sabotage-retirement-savings/",
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        "prettyDate": "June 19, 2013",
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        "summary": "In my experience, women sabotage their future financial security because theyre more concerned with running out of money in the short term than running out of money later in life. Day-to-day financial matters come first, such as paying for their childrens school expenses and activities, as opposed to saving for...",
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