Anonymous

13 Jun 2020

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If I am over 40 years old already, is it too late to start working on the 4M65 plan?

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Loo Cheng Chuan

13 Jun 2020

Founder at 1M65 Movement

Even if it is too late for 4M65, you can do a 1M65 or 2M65 as a couple!

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Guo Wei

11 Jun 2020

Me at Home

It’s never too late my friend. You only miss the shots you don’t take!

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