<p>"This gem by Kate is definitely required reading. One thing lacking for those approaching retirement is a plan, preparation for the future. Many will live beyond their expected years, and the only way to live in a comfortable way is to get started and putting a plan into action, this book helps you get there. This is a true 'soup to nuts' go-to guide for anyone at any age. Kate reminds us there is no burying your head in the sand when it comes to knowing/fixing your personal financial situation: grab the bull by the horns and get moving!" — Bob Lang, founder explosiveoptions.net, contributor to realmoney.com and Jim Cramer's Mad Money "Kate Stalter hits it out of the park with Don’t Let Your Money Kick the Bucket Before You Do. This book offers a no-nonsense kick in the pants to investors…with a classy flare. Stalter isn’t interested in guilting investors into implementing a solid long-term savings and investment plan. Instead, she offers real-life examples of the perils of not doing so….which is far more effective." "Those looking for a simple and well-argued approach to proper retirement planning, needn’t look any further. I found Don’t Let your Money Kick the Bucket Before you Do to be a refreshing reminder of where our journey through adulthood should eventually land us in retirement, and more importantly how to get there." — Carley Garner, Senior Commodity Strategist, Broker, Author, and Columnist: DeCarley Trading "Kate gives practical, easy to understand financial advice in her book Don't Let Your Money Kick the Bucket Before You Do. This is a must-read for retirement planning." — Amy Smith - Market Commentator, Investor’s Business Daily *************** Who Will Live Longer: You or Your Money? If you’re a Baby Boomer looking towards retirement, you’re probably asking yourself: Can I really retire in my 60s with enough money to last another 25, 30, or even 35 years? After all, more Americans are living into their 100s and beyond… and you don’t want to outlive your money! In this short, powerful guide, financial planner and investment manager Kate Stalter shares insights and advice she’s used to help hundreds of clients develop successful retirement strategies. With specific advice presented in a fun and easy-to-understand manner, Kate will help you fund the retirement you dream of. Topics include: • Rethinking Retirement at 65: Realistic Retirement Planning • Retirement Factors to Consider Beyond the Stock Market • Estimating Retirement Expenses • The Real Scoop on Your 401(k) • How to Start Saving for Retirement (even if you think you don’t have enough money to save anything) • The Role of Emotions in Investing • Financial Decisions You Cannot Avoid • How to Clear Up Your Financial Clutter • Five Common Financial Mistakes to Avoid • And more! Don’t Let Your Money Kick the Bucket Before You Do! by Kate Stalter provides REAL advice for REAL people, offered without financial jargon. It’s a must-have guide for anyone contemplating the years ahead and wondering, “Will I really be able to retire?”</p>

Don't Let Your Money Kick the Bucket Before You Do!

Business & Money

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