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Registered Rep. April 1, 2007 Lisa A. Cohen	The Off the Shelf Advisor To effectively capture the retirement-income market, financial advisors need to deploy multiple, simultaneous strategies. Focus on creating income portfolios for those closest to retirement, and push younger clients hard to save and invest early and often.
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