Set for Life
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| Rating | : | 4.92 (998 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00005KHDO |
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| Number of Pages | : | 287 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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LawyerLady said I run a charity for women where we teach empowerment and life skills. this is a great addition to our library. I run a charity for women where we teach empowerment and life skills. this is a great addition to our library. A Customer said Set for Life: A Retirement Planning Guide for People over 55. This is a very easy to read and practical guide. I especially enjoyed the chapters on how and when to take Social Security and on insurance. This was a very informative book. Set For Life I saw Ms. Holzer on the TODAY show and bought her book. As a recent 56 year old divorcee, I was not sure about my financial future. Now after reading "Set for Life" I feel I am headed in the right direction. Ms. Holzer is concise, and knows her stuff. I highly recommend "Set for Life"- it changed mine!
It will help you clarify your own vision of your retirement and bring it to fruition. Most of all, it will give you confidence that you can take control of your financial life, and secure the future you hope for.. No longer. So how can you ensure that your retirement is as comfortable as possible? How can you make sure your money will last at least as long as you do? How can you, in short, be set for life? In Set for Life, financial expert Bambi Holzer provides the answers. In plain, simple language, Set for Life walks you through the various parts of your financial life and explains how to pull them together to build a clear, achievable plan for a satisfying future. This practical, thoughtful book-the only guide specifi
PaineWebber investment executive Bambi Holzer's first book, Retire Rich, presented peak-earning, but financially naïve, baby boomers with the fundamental tools and techniques necessary to create individualized retirement plans based on current situations and projected needs. They are not necessarily trying to get rich. Unlike boomers a decade or two younger, who are still actively accumulating resources, Holzer writes, these folks "are more concerned with keeping what they have. They just want to have a comfortable lifestyle and make their money last as long as they do." She offers advice on maximizing "your retirement bucket between now and then" through sound investment decisions; determining how assets will be affected by additional sources of income such as Social Security, real estate, and paid e