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Some ancient Romans got to retire with a pension at 42, but retirement’s changed a bit over the centuries Original

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By Anthony Asher
| The West Australian Verified
Some ancient Romans got to retire with a pension at 42, but retirement’s changed a bit over the centuries
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Some ancient Romans got to retire with a pension at 42, but retirement’s changed a bit over the centuries

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By Anthony Asher, UNSW Sydney
| The Conversation Verified
This article is part of The Conversation’s “Retirement” series where experts examine issues including how much money we need to retire, retiring with debt, the psychological impact of retiring and the benefits of getting financial advice. Over the ages, there have been broadly three reasons why people have retired. Some are forced to by poor health – theirs or someone they care for. Others have alternative income sources, meaning they don’t rely on a regular pay cheque.
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Woolworths’ share price dips as earnings margins squeezed

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By Jamie Nemtsas, Anthony Asher, Penny Pryor
| The Golden Times
It’s been tough year for the giant supermarkets – just ask Woolworths (ASX:WOW) that has witnessed its share price dip 13.8 per cent over the past year while the bellwether S&P/ASX 200 index has increased 19.5 per cent over the same period. While the most visible signs of the pressures on Woolworths’ share price have been of a regulatory and political nature fuelled by consumer angst over high prices during a cost-of-living crisis, they are far from the only reasons.
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