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1. On the groups page, click on the **Awesome Inc** subgroup. Inside the subgroup, click **Software**.
1. In the left pane of the **Software** group landing page, click **Plan > Work Items**.
1. In the left pane of the **Software** group landing page, click **Plan > Epics**.
1. Click on the **New work item** button.
1. Click on the **New epic** button.
1. On the *New Epic* page, enter `Feature Category: Retirement Planning` in the **Title (required)** field. Having a descriptive title helps make it clear what issues and sub-epics should be associated with the epic.
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## Task C: Create a child epic
1. You will now create a new child epic to link to the parent epic. Navigate to your Epics page by clicking on **Plan > Work Items** on the left pane.
1. You will now create a new child epic to link to the parent epic. Navigate to your Epics page by clicking on **Plan > Epics** on the left pane.
1. Click the **New work item** button in the top right corner.
1. Click the **New epic** button in the top right corner.
1. In the title section, type in `Investment Tracking`.
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1. Leave all other fields as they are, and click **Create epic**.
1. Return to the Software group's full list of epics by clicking **Work items** in the breadcrumbs at the top of the page.
1. Return to the Software group's full list of epics by clicking **Epics** in the breadcrumbs at the top of the page.
1. Click into the **Feature Category: Retirement Planning** epic.
1. You will now designate the **Investment Tracking** epic as a child of the **Retirement Planning** epic. In the **Child items** tab, select the **Add** drop-down menu, and click **Existing task**.
1. You will now designate the **Investment Tracking** epic as a child of the **Retirement Planning** epic. In the **Child items** tab, select the **Add** drop-down menu, and click **Existing epic**.
> You can also use this menu to create a child epic from scratch.
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> The `&` symbol lets you refer to epics by their unique epic ID rather than their name. This is useful for when you have a large number of epics with similar names.
1. Click **Add** to link **Investment Tracking** as a child epic to the **Retirement Planning** parent epic.
1. Click **Add Epic** to link **Investment Tracking** as a child epic to the **Retirement Planning** parent epic.
## Task D. Set milestones to represent product goals
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## Task B. Create issues for tracking work
1. In your **Family Budget Calculator** project, click **Plan > Work items** from the left sidebar.
1. In your **Family Budget Calculator** project, click **Plan > Issues** from the left sidebar.
1. Click the **New item** button.
1. Click the **New issue** button.
1. In the title section, type `Third-party financial services integration`.
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1. Repeat the previous 2 steps to apply the **Priority::Medium** and **Dev** labels to the issue.
1. In the left pane, click **Plan > Work Items**. You will see the issue you just created in the list along with its labels.
1. In the left pane, click **Plan > Issues**. You will see the issue you just created in the list along with its labels.
1. Create a second issue by clicking **New item** in the top right of the issue list page.
1. Create a second issue by clicking **New issue** in the top right of the issue list page.
1. In the **Title** section, type `Backend services`.
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1. Apply the following labels to the **Backend services** issue by clicking on the label, then click away from the metadata pane to apply the label to the issue: **Dev**, **Status::Open**, and **Priority::High**.
1. In the left pane, click **Plan > Work items** to see both issues with their labels.
1. In the left pane, click **Plan > Issues** to see both issues with their labels.
1. Create a third issue by clicking **New item** in the top right of the issue list page.
1. Create a third issue by clicking **New issue** in the top right of the issue list page.
1. In the **Title** section, type `Frontend services`.
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1. Apply the following labels to the **Frontend services** by clicking on the label, then click away from the metadata pane to apply the label to the issue: **Dev**, **Status::WIP**, and **Priority::High**.
1. In the left pane, click **Plan > Work items** to see all 3 issues with their labels.
1. In the left pane, click **Plan > Issues** to see all 3 issues with their labels.