The procrastinator's guide to financial security: how anyone over 40 can still build a strong portfolio--and retire comfortably
By: Teitelbaum, David F.
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TextPublisher: New York Amacom American Management Association 2001Description: 306.ISBN: 9780814406212.Subject(s): Baby boom generation | Planning | Retirement income | Investments | FinanceDDC classification: 332.02401 Summary: "For everyone who put off saving, forgot to invest, or just can't believe they've hit middle age with no money in the bank, this book promotes a happy message: there's still time to take control of their financial security and build a comfortable retirement. And the book explains step by step how to do it, from setting up a financial plan to using IRAs and salary deferral programmes to practising smart investment strategies. Baby boomers are alarmingly underfunded for retirement - their average net worth is less than US$50,000. This book should save the day for latecomers to budgeting, saving and investing. The precarious state of company pension plans and social secutiry has made individual investing and financial planning an imperative and this book provides a crash course in the fundamentals of money management."
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| 332.024 PAN The Only Financial Planning Book That You Will Ever Need | 332.02401 CAP Wealth: how the world's high-net-worth grow, sustain and manage their fortunes | 332.02401 STE Wealthy & wise: secrets about money | 332.02401 TEI The procrastinator's guide to financial security: how anyone over 40 can still build a strong portfolio--and retire comfortably | 332.0420954 SHA International finance | 332.0424 SIK Capital flows and exchange rate management | 332.1 SIN Money banking & finance |
"For everyone who put off saving, forgot to invest, or just can't believe they've hit middle age with no money in the bank, this book promotes a happy message: there's still time to take control of their financial security and build a comfortable retirement. And the book explains step by step how to do it, from setting up a financial plan to using IRAs and salary deferral programmes to practising smart investment strategies. Baby boomers are alarmingly underfunded for retirement - their average net worth is less than US$50,000. This book should save the day for latecomers to budgeting, saving and investing. The precarious state of company pension plans and social secutiry has made individual investing and financial planning an imperative and this book provides a crash course in the fundamentals of money management."
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