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Many employers offer the benefit of 401(k) plans. These plans allow employees to put aside a percentage of their salary each pay period to invest in stocks, bonds and mutual funds. In addition, many larger companies offer matching plans. You personally contribute a set amount of money; let's say 3% and your company will match that 3% with their own 3% (essentially free money). You should definitely take advantage of both employer 401K plans, as well as a company's matching of funds. Be sure to talk to your employer about the conditions of the 401(k) plan and matching, for example contribution/matching limits or time constraints. An IRA, or individual retirement account, is a type of account that can be used to easily save for retirement. You can contribute up to $5,500 per year to an IRA, and may be able to contribute up to $6,500 if you are over 50. Your contribution limit depends on your income, and some high-earning individuals or households may not qualify to contribute to an IRA at all. Talk to a financial professional about your options when selecting an IRA. If you change jobs, you may have a gap period in which you are unable to contribute to retirement or unable to qualify for the company plan at your new job. In this instances, work to still save the same amount you did before in an IRA or personal investment account. Any gaps just mean that you will have to contribute more to the account later in order to meet your goal. For younger investors, you have the option of investing in high risk vehicles. For instance, you can buy international stocks or purchase large amounts of small-cap stock (stock in small and growing companies). Because you have lots of time to grow your investments you won't be completely devastated if your investments decline. For those that have built up a substantial nest egg and are close to retirement, your best bet is to stick with low to moderate investments; you don't want to lose your entire retirement the year before you plan on retiring.

summary: Take advantage of employer plans. Contribute to an IRA. Counteract retirement savings gaps. Go high risk if you're younger.

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Mild anemia may not become noticeable until it has progressed to a more severe level. That is why it is important to take your cat for an annual checkup with a veterinarian to detect health problems early and treat them before they get worse. If you do not have a veterinarian where you take your cat, find one as soon as possible and take your cat for an initial appointment. Although cats are known to be a bit lazy, lethargy is not normal for a cat. If your cat is skipping meals because she is asleep, or you return home from work to find the cat in the same spot you left her, then your cat could be lethargic. A loss of appetite is another potential symptom of anemia in cats. Pay attention to how much your cat is eating. If she is eating less than is normal for her, then this may also indicate that your cat may be anemic. Pale gums indicate that your cat may be anemic. Your cat's gums should be a rosy pink color, just like our gums. It is preferable to look at your cat's gums in a room with natural lighting. Artificial lighting can give gums an artificial creamy or yellow tinge. To look at your cat's gums, gently lift the upper lip and look at the gums. If your cat has pale gums, then this is a sign that your cat may be anemic. If your cat has pale gums and/or other symptoms of anemia, you will need to take your cat to see a veterinarian. The vet will examine your cat and check for problems such as fleas, lice, or other parasites. The vet will also check for unusual organ enlargement or masses within the abdomen that could indicate that your cat has a tumor. The vet will then draw blood to run lab tests. The lab tests will look at the cat's biochemistry and hematology, an examination of the red and white blood cells. These lab tests can tell the vet if the cat is anemic, as well as determine the severity of the problem, tell whether the problem is recent or long-standing, and confirm whether the cat is making new red blood cells or not.

summary: Be aware that mild anemia may have no noticeable symptoms. Watch for a severe lack of energy. Pay attention to your cat's appetite. Check the color of your cat's gums. Take your cat to see a veterinarian for a full exam.

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It's the blue folder icon with a white cloud inside. You should find it in the app drawer. The home screen of the app will appear. It's in the left column, toward the bottom of the screen. Several network options will appear. It's near the top of the list. It's near the bottom of the screen. ES File Explorer will scan the network for devices. Computers are listed by IP address. The contents of the folder will appear in ES File Explorer.
summary: Connect to the same Wi-Fi network as the shared Windows folder. Open ES File Explorer. Scroll from left to right to move through the welcome pages. Tap START NOW. Tap Network. Tap LAN. Tap Scan. Tap the computer where the shared folder is stored. Log in to the computer if prompted. Tap the folder you want to access.