Margo Oliver’s Cookbook for Seniors: Nutritious Recipes for One-Two-Or More (Self-Counsel Retirement)

March 13, 2008

Margo Oliver’s Cookbook for Seniors: Nutritious Recipes for One-Two-Or More (Self-Counsel Retirement)

Churches in Retirement

March 13, 2008

Churches in Retirement

Nationalized health insurance: The lessons of catastrophic care : hearing before the Subcommittee on Retirement Income and Employment of the Select Committee … session, April 13, 1992, Waterbury, CT

March 13, 2008

Nationalized health insurance: The lessons of catastrophic care : hearing before the Subcommittee on Retirement Income and Employment of the Select Committee … session, April 13, 1992, Waterbury, CT

Keys to Living With a Retired Husband (Barron’s Keys to Retirement Planning)

March 13, 2008

Keys to Living With a Retired Husband (Barron’s Keys to Retirement Planning)

2001 Planning for Retirement Distributions

March 13, 2008

2001 Planning for Retirement Distributions Customer Review: AWESOME Guide.
This book is the Retirement Distribution Bible! I use this for many clients. Combined with their software makes it an invaluable tool.

America’s Best Low-Tax Retirement Towns, 3rd Edition: Where to Move to, and From, to Slash Your Taxes in Retirement! (America’s Best Low-Tax Retirement Towns: Where to Move to from to)

March 10, 2008

America’s Best Low-Tax Retirement Towns, 3rd Edition: Where to Move to, and From, to Slash Your Taxes in Retirement! (America’s Best Low-Tax Retirement Towns: Where to Move to from to) It’s possible to save thousands of dollars per year in retirement by choosing a tax-friendly retirement town. Learn which towns’ taxes are lowest and which are the highest in this easy-to-use guide. It tallies total taxes including state and local income tax, property tax, personal property tax, sales tax and a slew of other miscellaneous and well-disguised taxes then ranks each city’s total tax burden for easy comparison.

Separation and Retirement Incentives in the Federal Civil Service: A Comparison of the Federal Employees Retirement System and the Civil Service Retirement … (Rand Corporation//Rand Monograph Report)

March 10, 2008

Separation and Retirement Incentives in the Federal Civil Service: A Comparison of the Federal Employees Retirement System and the Civil Service Retirement … (Rand Corporation//Rand Monograph Report) In 1987 a new retirement system, called the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS), was introduced for federal civil service personnel. Some observers have hypothesized that FERS would alter the retirement and separation outcomes produced by FERS’ pre

The New Retirement: Financial Strategies For Life After Work

March 10, 2008

The New Retirement: Financial Strategies For Life After Work In The New Retirement, Dian Cohen delivers a wake-up call to Canadians who mistakenly believe that the old rules of retirement will still apply in the new economy. There are profound changes happening in our society, and these changes will affect when, how, and even IF we retire.

In the first part of her book, Cohen examines and destroys some of the myths on which we base our future planning. These myths include:

¸  The myth of the job (working 45 years for one company and receiving a company pension)

¸  The myth of viable, universal pensions

¸  The myth of universal health care.

The second part of the book provides options, alternatives and solutions for managing retirement in our changing society. The nuts and bolts of devising a personal plan are clearly laid out, as are saving strategies and investment options. Cohen offers reminders on how to avoid paying too much tax and alternative ways of planning your estate so that people you care about benefit from your assets, and Revenue Canada doesn’t get the lion’s share.

Most importantly, The New Retirement illuminates the importance of having a smart strategy and planning ahead. And it’s never too late. “What’s the best time to plant a tree? Twenty-five years ago. What’s the next best time? Today.”

Winning Or Losing: The Financial Retirement Race

March 10, 2008

Winning Or Losing: The Financial Retirement Race

This is not a “”get rich quick”" book. This book is for readers who are concerned bout their financial state. Robert Lamoreaux uses his extensive knowledge and experience to create a straight-forward, easy-to-read, behind-the-scenes look at the factors influencing all aspects of personal finances and future retirement.

Customer Review: Highly recommended.
Successful attorney and estate/financial planning specialist Robert Lamoreaux, JD, presents Winning or Losing the Financial & Retirement Race, a straightforward guide primarily to the financial aspects of one’s retirement that also touches briefly on more general advice such as how to keep family connections strong. Winning or Losing the Financial & Retirement Race stands out because it presents its wisdom in plain and simple, no-nonsense terms that even a financial novice can readily grasp. The author testifies directly from his own experience, resulting in an invaluable resource; its discussion of estate planning is a superb primer not just for impending retirees, but also for anyone with assets, since the end of life can unfortunately strike at any time. One example of Lamoreaux’s folksy yet utterly serious wisdom concerns the practice of parents disinherting their children: “Disinheritance always destroys relationships. If you have a child who has made some bad choices and has a special problem that upsets you, such as being a spendthrift or using drugs, see your attorney. An attorney can place provisions in a Trust that will provide for the child, yet not support the habits, without disinheritance.” Highly recommended.
Customer Review: Author takes fear out of the unknown
Reviewed by Debra Gaynor for Reader Views (12/06)

Mr. Lamoreaux is a knowledgeable estate planner with more than 35 years of experience in the financial field. He offers his wisdom in a simple manner that lay people can easily understand. As more and more Americans begin to look toward retirement they realize they must have a plan. Mr. Lamoreaux offers his expertise in developing that plan. Facing retirement is exciting and yet frightening. Life after retirement isn’t always what we’ve envisioned usually due to lack of planning.

“Whatever your vision of retirement might be, your goal must be to have enough assets to enable you to live the lifestyle you want.” Only after you’ve acquired that amount of money through efforts and investments can you retire.

Mr. Lamoreaux simply defines such terms as net worth, cash flow, and budget. He offers advice on selecting a professional to assist you. He defines money as a tool that helps you accomplish your goals and dreams. He explains that debt is a hindrance regardless of what the ads may say. Topics such as Medical Power of Attorney, Guardians, Hospice and prescriptions are just a few of the important subjects you will learn about as you read this book.

This book is well written in a logical and concise manner. The print is a nice size for tired eyes. There is space at the end of each chapter to record notes. Robert Lamoreaux is knowledgeable and experienced in financial matters, and having raised fourteen children, he understands the need for budgeting. I’m glad I read this book and intend to share it with others. This should be required reading for those fresh out of college for retirement age comes faster than we expect. I highly recommend “Winning or Losing: The Financial & Retirement Race” to all adults. You will be facing retirement in the future. You need to be prepared.

Solving the Retirement Puzzle: How to Get the Most out of the Rest of Your Life

March 10, 2008

Solving the Retirement Puzzle: How to Get the Most out of the Rest of Your Life This book shows readers how to turn retirement into one of the best chapters of their lives. In their own words, forty inspiring retirees explain how they overcame the challenges they faced in their quest for lasting happiness and fulfillment. Solving the Retirement Puzzle is for everyone who wants his or her retirement life to be rich with meaning and purpose. Most retirement books deal with either financial planning or choosing a new locale. But these subjects alone will not ensure success. This book addresses all the issues that lead to a successful retirement: freedom, values, spirituality, financial security, relationships, physical and mental health, life changes, and self-esteem. The inspirational anecdotes and practical advice help retirees learn how to overcome the surprises that retirement brings and find the lasting happiness and fulfillment they seek.
Customer Review: Learn from others how to live a successful 3rd stage of life.
This is an uplifting book that shows how many different people in many different circumstances, have made a successful and fulfilled retirement for themselves. Not everyone in this book had a perfect beginning but they were able to make it work for them. This book reads easily and portrays various senarios that all lead to success for each person. A worthwhile read to help you plan and look forward to this wonderful time of life!

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