| Description |
ix, 259 pages, 12 unnumbered pages : illustrations (some color), forms ; 23 cm |
| Note |
"Pete the planner"--Cover. |
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"In this book you will learn: the best method for paying off debt in pre-retirement; how to break your dependency on your income; how to determine whether you are overhoused and what to do about it; how your retirement savings stack up and whether you'll be able to retire when you hope to; how to choose a financial advisor"--Page [4] of cover. |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
The path -- The past : debt -- The present : spending -- The pie : budgeting -- The possessions : major purchases -- The picture : income -- The piggy bank : saving and investing -- The pitfalls : insurance -- The plan. |
| Summary |
Our fifties--these are typically our prime earning years, as well as the decade when retirement begins to come within view, and it's perhaps our last opportunity to set our finances in order and work toward breaking our dependency on our income. While we may not actually retire until our sixties, the success of our retirement years could well depend on financial decisions we make in our fifties. In these years, we're managing debt (student loans, consumer debt, a mortgage) as well as assets, and smart management of both is critical. In this lively and fun book, personal finance expert Peter Dunn offers practical tips and strategies created specifically to address the financial concerns and goals of readers in their fifties. Learn to master the challenges of this important decade with YOUR MONEY LIFE: YOUR 50s. |
| Subject |
Finance, Personal.
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Middle-aged persons -- Finance, Personal.
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| Added Title |
Your money life. Your fifties |
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Your 50s |
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Your fifties |
| ISBN |
9781305507937 (paperback) |
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1305507932 (paperback) |
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