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A person's childhood years (the time from birth to twelve years of age) are the most important years of a person's life. v.1

A person's childhood years (the time from birth to twelve years of age) are the most important years of a person's life. v. 1
It is true that when people advance in their golden years, they require more help and attention. For that reason, a significant number of people hold the opinion that the government should provide financial assistance to the elderly. However, I tend to agree with those who argue that workers should be saving a portion of their income to have a nest egg in their retirement. To begin with, a culture of saving rather than depending on the government may foster the overall economic development of a country. In other words, if people were to accumulate their own savings for their pension age, it would lessen the financial burden on the government. As a result, the government would be able to release more funds to productive purposes, such as development of infrastructure, industries, hospitals, and so on, which may expedite the overall progression of a country. In addition to economic factors, putting money aside has some personal benefits. Since savings-oriented people are not dependent on the state for their living expenses, this may instill a sense of self-respect and pride in them. On the other hand, those who are reliant on financial assistance very often face the negative societal stigma, as many people consider them to be inferior and unworthy members of society. Hence, to live a life with dignity and pride, taking responsibility for funding one’s own retirement is evidently a better option from an individual perspective. In contrast, the provision of monetary outlays for retirees has proven unfeasible in many countries. Since in many nations the number of senior citizens is on the rise, in the long run governments are likely to struggle to sustain the cost of providing for the elderly. The early signs of this have been seen in many countries that were forced to raise the retirement age. Therefore, in the foreseeable future, these kinds of support may become completely unsustainable. In conclusion, the provision of state monetary support may undoubtedly lessen the concern of retirees to some extent. However, considering the issue of sustainability of this provision, it is better to opt for individual savings from the very beginning of working life, for the benefit of both individual and national development.
It is true that when
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people
advance in their golden years, they require more
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help
and attention. For that reason, a significant number of
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people
hold the opinion that the
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government
should provide financial assistance to the elderly.
However
, I tend to
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agree
with those who argue that workers should be
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saving
a portion of their income to have a nest egg in their retirement.

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begin
with, a culture of
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saving
rather
than depending on the
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government
may foster the
overall
economic development of a country.
In other words
, if
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people
were to accumulate their
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own
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savings
for their pension age, it would lessen the financial burden on the
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government
.
As a result
, the
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government
would be able to release more funds to productive purposes, such as development of infrastructure, industries, hospitals, and
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so
on, which may expedite the
overall
progression of a country.

In addition
to economic factors, putting money aside has
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some
personal benefits. Since savings-oriented
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people
are not dependent on the state for their living expenses, this may instill a sense of self-respect and pride in them.
On the other hand
, those who are reliant on financial assistance
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very
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often
face the
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negative
societal stigma, as
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many
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people
consider them to be inferior and unworthy members of society.
Hence
, to
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live
a life with dignity and pride, taking responsibility for funding one’s
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own
retirement is
evidently
a better option from an individual perspective.

In contrast
, the provision of monetary outlays for retirees has proven unfeasible in
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many
countries. Since in
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many
nations the number of senior citizens is on the rise, in the long run
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governments
are likely to struggle to sustain the cost of providing for the elderly. The early signs of this have been
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seen
in
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many
countries that
were forced
to raise the retirement age.
Therefore
, in the foreseeable future, these kinds of support may become completely unsustainable.

In conclusion
, the provision of state monetary support may
undoubtedly
lessen the concern of retirees to
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some
extent.
However
, considering the issue of sustainability of this provision, it is better to opt for individual
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savings
from the
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very
beginning of working life, for the benefit of both individual and national development.
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IELTS essay A person's childhood years (the time from birth to twelve years of age) are the most important years of a person's life. v. 1

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
366 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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Lexical Resource: 7.0
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Task Achievement: 7.0
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