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[Please assume that you are not retired yet] Next you will find four options for how you could spend your money over your lifetime. For each option the first column indicates how much [you (if respondent has no spouse/partner) / your household (if respondent has a spouse/partner)] could spend on average per month from age 25 until retirement. Thus, this refers to your total (working) time from age 25 until retirement, [add only if not retired: NOT just the remaining (working) time]. The second column indicates how much [you (if respondent has no partner)/ your household (if respondent has a partner)] could spend during retirement. Please think of all your expenditures, such as food, clothing, housing, insurance, traveling etc. Assume that the numbers below show what you can spend after having already paid for taxes. Assume also that prices of the things you spend your money on remain the same in the future as today (i.e., no inflation). If you had a choice, which option would you like most? Monthly spending during working life (age 25 until retirement), in euro’s Monthly spending during retirement, in euro’s Option A: [aa024, prof1_4w] [aa025, prof1_4r] Option B: [aa022, prof1_3w] [aa023, prof1_3r] Option C: [aa020, prof1_2w] [aa021, prof1_2r] Option D: [aa018, prof1_1w] [aa019, prof1_1r]