Review of Reconfigurement
Posted: 28 Dec 2022, 03:01
[Following is a volunteer review of "Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
E. Alan Fleischauer's book The Reconfigurement: Reconfiguring Your Life at Any Stage and Planning Ahead might help you make the decisions that will result in a happy future. You can use it to assist with retirement choices later in life. The author is a retirement planning expert. According to the book, financial considerations should be made before retiring. Budgeting your income, health insurance, social security, life insurance, and many other topics are covered in the book. The book offers advice to readers on financial planning. He supported his ideas in this book with facts and figures gleaned from customers and financial institutions. To fully understand the information in this book, I will beg you to purchase a copy.
The book serves as a clear manual for retirement planning. It logically develops the concept. Nearly everyone will find the presentation to be quite friendly. It is simple, which makes it easy to understand. There are sufficient justifications and succinct histories to provide context. Financially related jokes offer amusing interludes. The topic of retirement financing is brought up first, specifically the income source. A proper career comes after creating stable money. The debate is finished with a list of other funding sources. The educational book meticulously incorporates a number of personality and vocational assessments, along with connections to related online resources. The author advises readers to use these assessments to identify a profession that fits their particular personality. I like doing these workouts the most. The book contains financial goods and initiatives from both the public and commercial sectors. The book provides a fair discussion by fully outlining both their benefits and drawbacks. The audience is given the opportunity to select the available solutions that best suit their wants and situations. The author also kindly provides a list of recommended additional readings.
I believe it was extraordinarily well edited because I saw no grammatical or typographical errors while reading. I award E. Alan Fleischauer's Reconfigurement: Reconfiguring Your Life at Any Stage and Planning Ahead a score of 5 out of 5 stars for all the reasons indicated above. This book taught me a lot, and one of the things I learned was how to manage my money and set aside money for my retirement.
The sole drawback to the book was that it was exclusively about America and its people. He may not have realized it, but the book had an impact elsewhere as well. Retirement planning is a worldwide issue; therefore, it would have been wonderful if he had approached it from that perspective. However, since his primary audience is Americans and he lives and publishes there, this would be fine. Therefore, I won't take that into account when determining my rating. There were none that I could find.
Young people with a purpose and those who want to live a satisfying life even in retirement as they age gently like excellent wine should read this book, in my opinion. For newly hired friends who also want to improve their lives and advance in their jobs, this is definitely an eye-opener.
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Reconfigurement
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E. Alan Fleischauer's book The Reconfigurement: Reconfiguring Your Life at Any Stage and Planning Ahead might help you make the decisions that will result in a happy future. You can use it to assist with retirement choices later in life. The author is a retirement planning expert. According to the book, financial considerations should be made before retiring. Budgeting your income, health insurance, social security, life insurance, and many other topics are covered in the book. The book offers advice to readers on financial planning. He supported his ideas in this book with facts and figures gleaned from customers and financial institutions. To fully understand the information in this book, I will beg you to purchase a copy.
The book serves as a clear manual for retirement planning. It logically develops the concept. Nearly everyone will find the presentation to be quite friendly. It is simple, which makes it easy to understand. There are sufficient justifications and succinct histories to provide context. Financially related jokes offer amusing interludes. The topic of retirement financing is brought up first, specifically the income source. A proper career comes after creating stable money. The debate is finished with a list of other funding sources. The educational book meticulously incorporates a number of personality and vocational assessments, along with connections to related online resources. The author advises readers to use these assessments to identify a profession that fits their particular personality. I like doing these workouts the most. The book contains financial goods and initiatives from both the public and commercial sectors. The book provides a fair discussion by fully outlining both their benefits and drawbacks. The audience is given the opportunity to select the available solutions that best suit their wants and situations. The author also kindly provides a list of recommended additional readings.
I believe it was extraordinarily well edited because I saw no grammatical or typographical errors while reading. I award E. Alan Fleischauer's Reconfigurement: Reconfiguring Your Life at Any Stage and Planning Ahead a score of 5 out of 5 stars for all the reasons indicated above. This book taught me a lot, and one of the things I learned was how to manage my money and set aside money for my retirement.
The sole drawback to the book was that it was exclusively about America and its people. He may not have realized it, but the book had an impact elsewhere as well. Retirement planning is a worldwide issue; therefore, it would have been wonderful if he had approached it from that perspective. However, since his primary audience is Americans and he lives and publishes there, this would be fine. Therefore, I won't take that into account when determining my rating. There were none that I could find.
Young people with a purpose and those who want to live a satisfying life even in retirement as they age gently like excellent wine should read this book, in my opinion. For newly hired friends who also want to improve their lives and advance in their jobs, this is definitely an eye-opener.
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Reconfigurement
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon