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During the week, our Motley Fool Twitter feed (@themotleyfool) shares lots of articles. In case you missed it, here are the top five most popular articles that were tweeted this week.

1. @TheMotleyFool: In 1 study, people had a retirement goal of $350k. But only 1/2 had saved over $25k. Don't work until you're 80: http://mot.ly/sITAZh

Sadly, a recent study showed how ill-prepared many are for retirement. While the typical worker stated a retirement goal of about $350,000, only half had saved more than $25,000. Even comparing the results of seniors, 30% still had less than $25,000 saved up. Start building your retirement strategies now with these tips.

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2. @TheMotleyFool: Be greedy when others are fearful! Here are 5 dividend stocks that may benefit from all the eurozone carnage. http://mot.ly/sDQFMR

If you have the stomach to be greedy when others are fearful, the market is presenting opportunities through stocks that have significant export exposure from the euro area. These five companies, including Telefonica (NYSE: TEF) and Total (NYSE: TOT), could actually benefit from a weaker euro currency.

Uncover these five companies and find out why they're looking attractive.

3. @TheMotleyFool: This CEO makes just $1 a year -- but rakes in his company's dividends. And he's willing to share them with you: http://mot.ly/sNyiL1

While some CEOs enjoy hefty salaries, Richard Kinder is aligned with his shareholders in compensation. As CEO, Richard Kinder has a $1 salary although he's at the helm of three companies: Kinder Morgan, Kinder Morgan Energy Partners (NYSE: KMP), and Kinder Morgan Management (NYSE: KMR). But his compensation is through dividends and units of Kinder Morgan's limited partnerships.

Read more about this CEO and see how he's committed to shareholders.

4. @TheMotleyFool: It's boring. It's lucrative. And Buffett would love it. @TMFJMo found one stock that really cleans up: http://mot.ly/rTH2Ru

This company does a little bit of everything. And we mean everything -- from cleaning and sanitizing products to pest elimination. With a new acquisition, massive market-share advantage over its competitors, and 90% of its revenue recurring, it's no wonder that Fool Jason Moser is giving this stock a 6% position in his Rising Star portfolio.

Find out what company it is and read the analysis behind the stock.

5. @TheMotleyFool: Microsoft's ($MSFT) sneak attack could win the war to rule your living room. Xbox marks the spot: http://mot.ly/sfWJEJ

Could Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) be making a play for your living room? Fool Patrick Martin believes that Microsoft is in the best position to disrupt how we consume TV and video with the Xbox 360. With an arsenal of partnerships under its belt to serve up live and on-demand television, Microsoft certainly has the potential to change our viewing habits. Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) and Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) also have bets placed in the living room with Apple TV and Google TV.

See why Microsoft might have the upper hand in the battle for your living room.

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