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<p>Most people who are serious about retirement have done the spreadsheet. They’ve tracked their savings rate, maxed their 401(k), maybe even consulted a financial advisor. They know roughly what they’ll spend on housing. They know where they’ll live. They feel, in a reasonable and justified way, prepared. And then retirement actually arrives – and three…</p>