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    How to Position Your Retirement Nest Egg to Ensure You Don't Run Out of Money: Without Knowing a Thing About Finances

    By Dan Casey

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    About this ebook

    Dan walks you through each step from calculating the right Social Security to Pension moves. He then helps you calculate out the income needed in retirement and the strategies to fill that gap using your retirement nest egg. Dan then touches on how to protect your plan with the proper insurance and legal documents. He ends with some innovative and creative strategies to position your assets so they aren’t drained from an unplanned hospital stay. Create your own customized bullet proof retirement plan without knowing a thing about finances.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu Publishing Services
    Release dateJan 31, 2019
    ISBN9781483490298
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    How to Position Your Retirement Nest Egg to Ensure You Don't Run Out of Money: Without Knowing a Thing About Finances

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