Review of From Savvy Saver to Smart Spender

[Emily_Stephens]

Thanks for the detailed review! I'm getting closing to considering retirement, and it sounds like this book has some great strategies for managing my retirement income. I liked that you said it has summaries at the end of each chapter, so I can scan those, then see which chapters I'm most interested in.

[Nwachukwu Chrysogonus]

The author's consideration of inflation and appreciation makes this book valuable for retirement planning, especially with early retirement on the rise. Your review is straightforward and easy to follow.

[Tars]

Unfortunately, despite the fact the information provided in this book seems very helpful, I will have to pass the book, because everything in it relates to a certain country's tax system and, sadly, is useless in others. I am not an American and therefore am not among the lucky ones to get a guide through the troublesome waters of tax-smart strategies. Still, congratulations on BOTD!

[Fanisa Ndhabambi]

How to Pick a Tax-Wise Retirement Withdrawal Strategy by Daniel McDonald is a nonfiction about saving for retirement and how you withdraw. This book shows you a better way to take advantage of lower tax rates before you reach your RMD age.

[Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis]

Great review! My husband and I are already retired and have been for seven years. We didn't have a 401K, as my husband didn't want one. So, although this is a great book, it is not relevant to my life, so I will pass.

[Chinazo Anozie]

It's never too early to start planning for retirement! From Savvy Saver to Smart Spender: How to Pick a Tax-Wise Retirement Withdrawal Strategy by Daniel W. McDonald sounds like it'll be of great help with this.

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

If you're planning to save for retirement and make the most of your savings by then, then reading this book is a must. Although the book is targeting American citizens, I believe anyone else from around the world could gain so much insight from this easy-to-read guidebook.

[Wamboi Susan]

Nice review! i agree with the reviewer one does not need to be" a numbers guy" to benefit fully from this book. I would read it to benefit me ,though its meant for US citizen.

[Gerry Steen]

If you have saved hard-earned money for your retirement, you must learn how to strategically withdraw and spend your money during you retirement years. Let Daniel W. McDonald show you how to do this properly. Read "From Savvy Saver to Smart Spender: How to Pick a Tax-Wise Retirement Withdrawal Strategy".

[Amos Osinya]

An important guide book to grasp the Ideal withdrawal plan for accumulated retirement benefits so that one will not regret to have failed from step one. I will recommend it to a friend who is close to retirement to read and equip themselves with a few tips

[Creole]

This book is a resourceful guide for US citizens who have retired or are close to retirement. Those who are outside the US can still benefit in some way. Thanks for the insightful review. I commend the author on this positive move.

[Alissa Deann Devargas]

'This is a retirement financial guidebook written by Daniel W. McDonald, an experienced intellectual property lawyer and tax expert.'
This assures me to trust the information in this book.

[Janet Alex]

I like informative books that make the knowledge easy to grasp. 'The information is condensed and presented without unnecessary details, making it easy to follow. Second, the strategies and approaches discussed were also laced with specific examples and relatable personal experiences.'

[Judy Burr]

Thank you for your review. I read the sample. It is a good book for planning your retirement wisely. It is written so everyone can find help for those decisions that need to be made in our pre-retirement years. Congrats on the #BOTD.

[Olebu Rejoice]

Daniel W. McDonald's retirement guidebook, "From Savvy Saver to Smart Spender," helps US citizens manage their retirement income and tax liability by analyzing tax-deferred and already-taxed accounts.