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07-21-2005, 03:57 PM	#1
tozz Guest Posts: n/a	Are there any known bugs in the "FIRECalc's Research Suggests..." section of FIREcalc?* I've always gotten screwy withdrawal numbers there, and just ignored them.* But now I am wondering if I'm the one with the problem, and I've been entering incorrect data all along.

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