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AVOIDING RETIREMENT PLANNING MISTAKES:The most significant mistake is not saving enough during working years. A recommended practice is contributing 10-15% of income to a retirement plan like a 401(k), 403(b), or an IRA.The earlier the start in saving for retirement, the better, due to the benefits of compound earnings. Relying solely on Social Security is not advisable. COMMON ROLLOVER MISTAKES TO AVOID:Not adhering to the one-per-year rule for IRA rollovers can result in significant tax implications and a 6% tax for excess contributions.Missing the 60-day deadline for rollovers from an IRA to another plan can result in the distribution being added to adjusted gross income.Losing the ability to take the 10% penalty exception for early withdrawals from qualified plans. Different rules apply for IRAs and 401(k) plans.Performing a rollover from a 401(k) to an IRA with an outstanding loan against the 401(k) can lead to taxable distribution and potential penalties. ADVICE FOR RETIREMENT PLANNING AND ROLLOVERS:Con