Looking at the HTML, I need to find the first natural occurrence of “retirement” (or a close variant) that isn’t already inside an `` tag or a heading.
Scanning the content:
1. “retirement” in paragraph 2 — not linked, not in a heading ✅ ← **first natural occurrence**
2. “retirement” in paragraph 3 — already inside `` ❌
I’ll add the link at the first natural occurrence in paragraph 2: “retirement and tax strategies” → but wait, that’s in paragraph 3 which already has it linked. Let me re-read…
Paragraph 2: “…derails multi-generational estate plans.” — no “retirement” here.
Paragraph 3: “…outdated retirement and tax strategies.” — this is the first unlinked occurrence ✅ (the linked one is also in paragraph 3 but earlier: “misaligned compensation models, and outdated [retirement]…” then “retirement” link). Actually re-reading, the `retirement` IS in paragraph 3. So I need to find an earlier unlinked one.
Paragraph 2: “…the wrong fiduciary guidance doesn’t just drain excessive fees—it erodes lifetime wealth, triggers avoidable tax consequences, and derails multi-generational estate plans.” — no “retirement.”
The first unlinked “retirement” is in paragraph 3 **before** the linked one: “misaligned compensation models, and outdated retirement and tax strategies.” I’ll link that one.
Here is the full HTML with the link added:
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