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Building an airplane to crash – who does that?

Posted on February 13, 2019 by Bob Uehlein

In this Best of Free to Retire Radio segment Steve & Mark ruminate on the importance of using the best materials for building a product to last. If commercial airplanes are built to last 30 – 40 years without crashing why are folks building retirement plans that won’t stand the test of time?

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