The Essential Guide For The New Age Of Retirement

Why The Rules Have Changed

by L David Overson

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Pub Date Jun 19 2014 | Archive Date Mar 20 2015

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Business, Leadership, Finance | Self-Help

Description

Roughly 10,000 Americans will turn age 65 every day for the next fifteen years. This massive demographic shift is not only reshaping the economy but the way these same Americans will enjoy retirement. Because of this shift, many standard financial theories and practices that have worked in the past will not work as well, if at all, in the future. Every retiree and future retiree will be affected by this change. If they prepare adequately, they can adapt. Otherwise, they will become unwitting victims of forces beyond their control.

This book identifies the main cause of this shift and presents groundbreaking strategies to help individuals navigate the maze of investment, tax, and income planning options for a more predictable and comfortable life in the "new age of retirement".

Roughly 10,000 Americans will turn age 65 every day for the next fifteen years. This massive demographic shift is not only reshaping the economy but the way these same Americans will enjoy...

A Note From the Publisher

Also available in Kindle version, $6.99, 9781500221171.

Advance Praise

"... an easy-to-read guide full of solid, well-supported advice, complete with relatable scenarios and helpful chapter recaps. The result is a primer that should provide food for thought as well as serve as Overson's intended wake-up call to unfocused investors."
—Kirkus Reviews

Available Editions

EDITION	Paperback
ISBN	9781500221171
PRICE	$12.95 (USD)

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Featured Reviews

Christine L, Educator

I found this book to be very easy to understand. I liked that there were examples given in "real life" situations, not just "everyone has a million dollars & what to do with it" examples. I will definitely be referring to it often.