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Most of us don't begin to think about saving for retirement until we're well established on a career path, often in our 30s and 40s, but that can lead to a scramble down the road. 


There are easy ways to begin to think about saving for your future, even when you're facing college costs or the expenses of your early 20s. Ruth Hayden, personal finance educator and consultant, joins The Daily Circuit Friday to talk about what young people can do to prepare for retirement, and how to balance retirement when you're in the 'crunch' period of your 30s - dealing with new babies and ailing parents.

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Ruth Hayden joins us to talk about what young people can do to prepare for retirement, and how to balance retirement when you're in the 'crunch' period of your 30s.

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