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I’m 60, retired with $3 million. My fiancée, 55, has $1 million but plans to work for the next 10 years. Are we compatible?
A 60-year-old retiree with $3 million questions compatibility with his 55-year-old fiancée, who has $1 million and plans to work for 10 more years. The fiancée is described as frugal but not diligent in investing.
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