Approximately 15-20% of Marines serve long enough to reach retirement, which typically requires at least 20 years of service. The percentage can vary based on factors such as enlistment rates, retention policies, and individual career paths. Many Marines transition to civilian life before reaching the retirement mark, often due to personal choices or changes in military needs.
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To save for your retirement you should start putting away a percentage of your income, 10% is a good place to start. Investing in IRAs and a 401k is also a great way to go about saving for retirement
The key to saving for retirement is a 401K. Make sure to invest a certain percentage of your paycheck every week to a 401K plan, over time this money will grow, and once you reach retirement age, you will have a lot of money ready and saved up.
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there are about 50,000 people that inlist for the marines every year
Less than 2% of the Americans are in US Marines. Once a Marine always a Marine.
There are no Canadian Marines
Right now, you can receive social security benefits at age 62. But the younger the age, the more percentage is deducted from the retirement benefits.
marines use the computer to make faster the work and easier .it can hold huge amount of information.
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it would make it alot harder to get in the marines but yes it could be possible
This would be an employer sponsored retirement plan. With these you will put in so much money each month and the employer will match your contribution by some percentage.