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Retire Wild, Free, and Happy: You Can Do It Now with the Money You Have (en Inglés)
Jerry M. Minchey
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Stony River Media
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Retire Wild, Free, and Happy: You Can Do It Now with the Money You Have (en Inglés) - Minchey, Jerry M.
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Reseña del libro "Retire Wild, Free, and Happy: You Can Do It Now with the Money You Have (en Inglés)"
Take a look at this book, and you will never look at retirement the same way again.If you want to have a wild, fun, and happy retirement, one thing is for sure. You don't want to continue to live the same life you're living now. That's a recipe for disaster. You want to have more fun in your retirement years than you're having now. Having a million dollars in the bank when you retire could almost guarantee that your retirement will not be as enjoyable as it could be. Let me explain. Look at your retirement through the back door. Don't decide how much money you need to retire. Look at your retirement this way. How much money do you have, and how much income will you have coming in? Then investigate what kind of retirement life you can live with that money. I think you will be pleasantly surprised. That is, if you follow the advice in this book, that will show you how to retire wild, free, and happy and how to do it now with the money you have. Dive into this book and explore the many opportunities for fun, interesting, and adventurous ways to retire. Many of them can be enjoyed even if you're living on just your Social Security income. The book will also show you how a lot of retirees are living these lifestyles while making more money than they're spending. In other words, they're adding to their savings instead of draining their savings.
