What’s the best way to convince 20-year-olds to save for retirement?

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• I’m 57 with 7-year-old twins and a stay-at-home wife with $0 in her own retirement savings. We’re focused on financial aid for the kids.

  “Our only debt is $100,000 left on our mortgage, which should be paid off in nine years.”
  
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