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How to Retire Happy
Make the most of your retirement with this comprehensive guide to every aspect of retirement finances by a former Washington Post financial reporter.
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Retire Worry-Free
The editors of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine explain how to calculate how much you will need to retire, how much to count on from Social Security and pensions and how to fill the gap.
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Boomer or Bust
Are you in the "Sandwich Generation" -- planning your own retirement, helping your kids, caring for aging parents? Here's up-to-date financial analysis, all in one place.
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Nolo's Guide to Social Security Disability
Nolo's Guide to Social Security Disability is an essential book for anyone dealing with a long-term or permanent disability. Includes CD-Rom.
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Ready... Set... Retire!
The author has studied the financial markets for more than 30 years. By augmenting the basic strategy that is presented in this book, you can get the tools you need to win at the retirement game.
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Work Less, Live More
The author, who gained financial independence at age 42 and has been living as an early semi-retiree ever since, shows how to make early semi-retirement work, step by step and in plain English.
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Get a Life - You don't need a Million to Retire Well
Get a Life shares with you sensible ways to ensure a fulfilling retirement -- ways that have little to do with accumulated wealth and everything to do with quality of life.
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Yes, You Can Still Retire Comfortably!
Backed by figures and stats, the authors outline steps to take today to assure a comfortable financial future tomorrow. This is a survival manual for the difficult but exciting road to retirement...
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Retirement Countdown
Whatever your assets, whatever your investment knowledge, this book will coach you every step of the way on the road to the comfortable retirement you deserve.
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Retire on Less Than You Think
From the "New York Times" retirement expert, Fred Brock, comes an authoritative resource for successfully assessing and tackling the real costs and challenges of retirement.
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