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[quote=Anonymous]You should be saving 15% of your income. It's up to you to decide whether you want to make that 15% of each worker's income or 15% of your household income. Realize that if you do 15% of the household income ... and then a little thing like divorce comes along, you will not have saved your 15%. Could you each save 10%? With the gov. matching $$, that would take you to about 15%. You never know if one of you will have medical issues or divorce or whatever. If you don't really need that extra 5% for housing, food, childcare, then put it in TSP. You will be really glad you did. [/quote]
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