Review of Reconfigurement
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Review of Reconfigurement
[Following is a volunteer review of "Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
E. Alan Fleischauer's self-help nonfiction book Reconfigurement is about planning and personal finance. It offers the opportunity to learn about retirement planning, financial planning, disability insurance, and much more. To be able to unwind later in life, the author discussed all the various factors involved in adequately preserving your future. He was able to provide a thorough overview due to his knowledge of the subject as a financial services executive, merchant banker, and venture capitalist. This book included issues such as income, the best career evaluations to take, retirement planning, life insurance, social security, investing, retirement plans, health insurance, long-term care, estates, wills, and gifts, as well as the finest part-time and work-from-home books.
I like all of the suggested and used resources. I appreciate the content and presentation of the text. He goes into detail about the several benefits that are available to you, giving any individual the chance to create a retirement plan. Retirement can be oversimplified. The honesty of the author and how difficult it may be to talk about history and mathematics were two things I particularly liked about the book. E. Alan Fleischauer made it entertaining by adding jokes along the way. The writing was entertaining, convincing, and informative. After reading the book, I felt prepared to face my financial challenges and make investments in my future.
I particularly like how, although this book is about retirement, it is appropriate for any adult who wants to learn about retirement planning. The author makes a lot of key points and offers resources in each chapter about the subject matter covered, such as a range of tests one may take to determine what careers are best for them in the long run.
This book was well-written and edited. I found nothing in the book to be objectionable. Even though the financial goods and programs are only available in the United States, the practical approach is nevertheless beneficial to people living abroad. No errors were present when I was reading this book.
Reconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer receives five out of five stars from me because it discusses all the possibilities in depth, sets everything out in a comprehensible manner, and conveys dense material in an approachable way. I liked how he doesn't claim to be an expert in every field and is quick to provide other knowledgeable sources in fields where he lacks proficiency. I find no justification for lowering my rating by a star.
I recommend this book to individuals who are considering investing or financial planning. The writing style of the book is friendly, and it is simple to read.
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Reconfigurement
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E. Alan Fleischauer's self-help nonfiction book Reconfigurement is about planning and personal finance. It offers the opportunity to learn about retirement planning, financial planning, disability insurance, and much more. To be able to unwind later in life, the author discussed all the various factors involved in adequately preserving your future. He was able to provide a thorough overview due to his knowledge of the subject as a financial services executive, merchant banker, and venture capitalist. This book included issues such as income, the best career evaluations to take, retirement planning, life insurance, social security, investing, retirement plans, health insurance, long-term care, estates, wills, and gifts, as well as the finest part-time and work-from-home books.
I like all of the suggested and used resources. I appreciate the content and presentation of the text. He goes into detail about the several benefits that are available to you, giving any individual the chance to create a retirement plan. Retirement can be oversimplified. The honesty of the author and how difficult it may be to talk about history and mathematics were two things I particularly liked about the book. E. Alan Fleischauer made it entertaining by adding jokes along the way. The writing was entertaining, convincing, and informative. After reading the book, I felt prepared to face my financial challenges and make investments in my future.
I particularly like how, although this book is about retirement, it is appropriate for any adult who wants to learn about retirement planning. The author makes a lot of key points and offers resources in each chapter about the subject matter covered, such as a range of tests one may take to determine what careers are best for them in the long run.
This book was well-written and edited. I found nothing in the book to be objectionable. Even though the financial goods and programs are only available in the United States, the practical approach is nevertheless beneficial to people living abroad. No errors were present when I was reading this book.
Reconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer receives five out of five stars from me because it discusses all the possibilities in depth, sets everything out in a comprehensible manner, and conveys dense material in an approachable way. I liked how he doesn't claim to be an expert in every field and is quick to provide other knowledgeable sources in fields where he lacks proficiency. I find no justification for lowering my rating by a star.
I recommend this book to individuals who are considering investing or financial planning. The writing style of the book is friendly, and it is simple to read.
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Reconfigurement
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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