Review of Reconfigurement
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Review of Reconfigurement
[Following is a volunteer review of "Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
E. Alan Fleischauer is a financial services executive and a small business owner with over 35 years of experience. He wrote this book because he believes that the American financial services industry can help one to plan, rethink the traditional approach, and create new retirement strategies that are suitable for the aging population. Given the fact that people now live longer, it makes sense to postpone retirement, save more money, and be vigilant because many Americans will run out of money, and what are they going to do with those extra years? The author defines an annuity, describes various types of annuities, and emphasizes the significance of having insurance in case of disability or loss of income. Furthermore, he lists different types of insurance, their disadvantages, benefits, and how they came to be.
Reconfigurement is divided into 13 chapters that cover a wide range of topics. These chapters include credits, real-life stories, career testing sites, jokes, and statistics. In this book, the author discusses and explains points to consider when applying for social security benefits, such as age, marital status, eligibility, health, and the number of assets. He goes above and beyond to explain the two kinds of government health care: Medicaid and Medicare benefits, penalties, death, and how long they cover. In addition, the author debunks common misconceptions about social security, including those about taxes, age, eligibility, and immigrants.
Alan has used graphs to illustrate his points and stats to support his argument, which makes his book more appealing and authentic. The author uses humor to release tension and make it easier for audiences who are unfamiliar with the finance industry. He warns the reader to be cautious of insurance companies and to check out complaints against them. Alan has used graphs to illustrate his points and statistics to back up his claims, making his book more appealing and authentic. The author employs humor to relieve tension and make the financial industry more accessible to audiences who are unfamiliar with it. He cautions the reader to be wary of insurance companies and to investigate any complaints filed against them.
This book has great content for all types of audiences. I didn't find anything that doesn't have significant value. But I feel like the book's structure is not neat. He should have spent some time with the book layout.
Reconfigurement has excellent content for a wide range of readers. I didn't come across anything that didn't have significant value. However, I believe the book's structure is disorganized. He should have spent more time on the layout of the book.
I had a good time reading the book. I believe it has the potential to assist many people and solve problems. I found no errors in grammar, spelling, or typography, so I will rate it 4 out of 4 stars.
This book will answer any questions you may have about your finances, insurance, or investments. It is suggested for those who are employed, unemployed, wealthy, or poor.
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E. Alan Fleischauer is a financial services executive and a small business owner with over 35 years of experience. He wrote this book because he believes that the American financial services industry can help one to plan, rethink the traditional approach, and create new retirement strategies that are suitable for the aging population. Given the fact that people now live longer, it makes sense to postpone retirement, save more money, and be vigilant because many Americans will run out of money, and what are they going to do with those extra years? The author defines an annuity, describes various types of annuities, and emphasizes the significance of having insurance in case of disability or loss of income. Furthermore, he lists different types of insurance, their disadvantages, benefits, and how they came to be.
Reconfigurement is divided into 13 chapters that cover a wide range of topics. These chapters include credits, real-life stories, career testing sites, jokes, and statistics. In this book, the author discusses and explains points to consider when applying for social security benefits, such as age, marital status, eligibility, health, and the number of assets. He goes above and beyond to explain the two kinds of government health care: Medicaid and Medicare benefits, penalties, death, and how long they cover. In addition, the author debunks common misconceptions about social security, including those about taxes, age, eligibility, and immigrants.
Alan has used graphs to illustrate his points and stats to support his argument, which makes his book more appealing and authentic. The author uses humor to release tension and make it easier for audiences who are unfamiliar with the finance industry. He warns the reader to be cautious of insurance companies and to check out complaints against them. Alan has used graphs to illustrate his points and statistics to back up his claims, making his book more appealing and authentic. The author employs humor to relieve tension and make the financial industry more accessible to audiences who are unfamiliar with it. He cautions the reader to be wary of insurance companies and to investigate any complaints filed against them.
This book has great content for all types of audiences. I didn't find anything that doesn't have significant value. But I feel like the book's structure is not neat. He should have spent some time with the book layout.
Reconfigurement has excellent content for a wide range of readers. I didn't come across anything that didn't have significant value. However, I believe the book's structure is disorganized. He should have spent more time on the layout of the book.
I had a good time reading the book. I believe it has the potential to assist many people and solve problems. I found no errors in grammar, spelling, or typography, so I will rate it 4 out of 4 stars.
This book will answer any questions you may have about your finances, insurance, or investments. It is suggested for those who are employed, unemployed, wealthy, or poor.
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Yes a wide range of topics were discussed in this book. Although I am still reading it, I also think the author put in a great deal of effort to ensure that the book is reader friendly even for those of us who are not so knowledgeable on the topic of finance.
However I do not agree with you that the book was not properly structured. It was divided into Chapters, and from the seven chapters I've read so far each chapter is centered on a topic, which is properly discussed.
However I do not agree with you that the book was not properly structured. It was divided into Chapters, and from the seven chapters I've read so far each chapter is centered on a topic, which is properly discussed.
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