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Got enough to retire?Most people aren't saving enough for retirement, report says.(Business)

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From: The Virginian Pilot
Date: 20050422
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Byline: MICHAEL DAVIS

BY MICHAEL DAVIS

THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT

Sliding into what poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow dubbed "the evening twilight" of life, Harold Plummer admits he is feeling pretty confident.

The Norfolk resident retired a year ago in February after 39 years with the U.S. Postal Service, with a full federal civil service pension plus his own personal investments.

He continues to work full-time as an administrative assistant in private industry. His wife, Linda, is a substitute teacher.

And at age 63, Plummer plans to continue working as long as ...

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