My First $1 Million: Retired (at 57) Aerospace Senior Manager, 58, Denver
"Making $1 million was never a goal, but maybe it should have been. I simply wanted to be debt-free and never worry about money."
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"Making $1 million was never a goal, but maybe it should have been. I simply wanted to be debt-free and never worry about money."
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