Retiring?

Your Next Chapter Is About Much More Than Money

De: Ted Kaufman, Bruce Hiland

Narrado por: Scott Pollak

Duración: 2 h y 9 m

Resumen del Editor

Retiring?: Your Next Chapter Is About Much More Than Money is a practical, concise, and encouraging guidebook specifically written to help you understand and plan for the profound, inescapable non-financial challenges that retirement brings.

Today a successful retirement requires much more than financial planning. Retirement triggers profound changes—in the rhythm of your life, in your relationships with family and friends, in your identity. Every individual’s retirement is unique and you need to prepare for these vitally important non-financial challenges. Our goal is to inspire you to do the planning essential for a satisfying, meaningful "next chapter.”

Retiring? provides straight-forward, “non-preachy” guidance to help you comfortably focus on key questions—When to retire? Where to live? What will you do with your time? Similarly, you need to think through how you will take care of your body, your mind, your heart and your soul. Questions are clearly explained and accompanied with realistic suggestions, sources of additional help and examples of others’ experiences.

Originally written for those approaching retirement, this guidebook has been enthusiastically welcomed by both already-retired listeners wrestling with these challenges and, as well, family members and friends eager to help. This book shows how thoughtful planning now dramatically improves your prospects for a happy and fulfilling next chapter.

This book is masterfully read by Scott Pollak.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2011 R. Bruce Hiland, Edward E. Kaufman (P)2023 Echo Point Books & Media, LLC

Reseñas de la Crítica

"An engaging retirement self-help guide. Many retirement books focus largely on the bottom line: financial planning, retirement savings accounts, Social Security benefits, and the like. A handful of works take a different tack, though, such as this one, which the authors dub 'a guidebook to help you plan the next chapter of your life.'” (Kirkus Reviews)

So So Class

Unfortunately I didn’t enjoy the outlines before each chapter. The book was to much like a course. The narration was even worse. I felt the narrator was just ready the book with little new information.

basic

the ideas outlined seemed common sense. I didn't hear any practical to do. every one is different. I already know that

Common sense and not much new stuff

I buy 24 audible credits in advance and they told me I had 2 days before they would expire and I still 7 left. So being 61, I’m already planning ahead and figured I had to get something. Figured if I learned one thing, it was worth it. I listened to the whole audible so I must have learned something, oh yeah, only 7% of people get Alzheimer’s, so that is a plus. Being that it’s getting a 4.3, others must find it useful.