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The phrase "are not saving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the failure to save something, such as a file or data, in a specific context.
Example: "If you continue to experience issues, it seems that your changes are not saving properly."
Alternatives: "are failing to save" or "are not being saved".
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Studies show people are not saving enough for retirement; many are simply not saving, period.
They are not saving.
First, Americans are not saving.
You are not saving money.
"We are not saving money anymore," said Mr. Notaro.
Many workers are not saving enough money in the accounts.
A survey by Scottish Widows suggests that one in five people are not saving for retirement at all, and a third are not saving enough.
That is money that they are not saving for their own retirement, she said.
"We are not saving lives, but what we are doing is noble," she said.
The answer, he said, was: "They are not saving the money they're supposed to".
The problem with the article is that people actually are not saving excessively.
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