||6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.| Knowledge Is Power|By Noreen Hannigan|The author makes a very good point in this book--that most of us are not taught in school this basic life skill of budgeting and investing our money. He makes another good point that the quality of each person's life in retirement will depend to a great extent to how well he/she has planned and invested, because no longer do most of us wo||Terrific book for people over age 40 who don't have the time to devote reading The Wall Street Journal everyday -- Times Herald, Philadelphia August 12, 2002|About the Author|David F. Teitelbaum (Washington, D.C.)
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 re...
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