Book Retirementology. Gregory Salsbury. Retirement Finances
Retirementology addresses the substantial impact on retirement portfolios and retirement savings by market crashes. Such events force reevaluation of retirement age, retirement expenses and retirement planning.
Retirement Portfolios – Theory, Construction, Management
Retirement Portfolios book contrasts investing psychology and risk management of traditional asset accumulation, standard pension withdrawals and optimal approach for retirement income and asset decumulation.
Spend til The End – Economics Guide - Laurence Kotlikoff
Retirement planning should not be rooted in arbitrary spending estimates. Economic theory can help assess major lifestyle choices on your overall living standard. So say Laurence Kotlikoff and Scott Burns in their retirement finances book “Spend Til The End”.
Book Ways to Wreck / Rescue Your Retirement - Tina Di Vito
Many Canadians believe that they will never retire. Not financially independent. Limited savings; investment portfolio; pension income or other passive income. Insufficient retirement planning. Tina Di Vito CA CFP TEP outlines related pitfalls and offers fixes.
Book Social Security Made Simple – Mike Piper
Social Security constitutes approximately one-third of the pension income of US retirees. The system is complex and confusing. Book aids financial planning by explaining retirement benefits; age requirements and early retirement trade-offs.
Retirement Rescue System - Never Run Out Money - David Abreu
Through use of financial products like Fixed Income Annuities then individuals can safeguard their retirement savings from market downturns; achieve reasonable growth; and secure a guaranteed income stream for life.
Ultimate Retirement Guide – Winning Strategies - Suze Orman
Retirement planning and financial planning involve anxieties and fears. Uncertainties include Social Security; market volatility; and healthcare costs. A proactive “warrior mindset” may overcome challenges.
Book Pensionless - Stress-Free Retirement - Emily Brandon
People should take a proactive role in their financial planning. Increasingly, people bear most of the risk associated with retirements savings. Author frames several tactics to boost assets and cut costs.