Review of Reconfigurement
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Review of Reconfigurement
[Following is a volunteer review of "Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
"Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer is a book that has been written in the context of personal financial planning, which includes retirement, and it would be an understatement to say that it has transformative power embedded in it. The book does not dwell on traditional investment schemes but rather provides deep insights into newer methods aimed at achieving economic safety during retirement through intelligence and understanding of today’s economic conditions.
The approach used in “Reconfigurement” introduces a different form of financial planning now referred to as Reconfigurement Financial Planning, according to Mr. Fleishauer. It suggests there is a need for innovative pension designs, one that recognizes ever-growing life expectancy and unpredictable patterns in the market.
This book follows a step-by-step arrangement, starting with an evaluation of conventional financial advisory services, moving on to discussing particular financial tools, and ending with an elaboration on the writer’s unique plan. This paper focuses on the fact that people must work beyond the traditional age of retirement but invest wisely so as to accommodate longer life spans.
“Reconfigurement” is quite fun to read since its author uses simple language throughout his writing, making it engaging rather than tedious. Furthermore, this book is practical as compared to most other similar books out there. It gives action plans, checklists, and planning tools that allow readers to apply reconfigured principles in their lives.
Additionally, the book is rich thematically because it tackles issues pertaining to the to the psychological and emotional aspects of finance, thus acknowledging fears as well as apprehensions related to talking about money or retirement. Fleishauer’s take on navigating these obstacles compassionately and exhaustively gives humanity back its rightful place, even where finance is concerned.
It was very thoughtful advice given by the author combined with constant editing throughout his work from the beginning until its completion; therefore, I give it five stars out of five due to its perfection without any flaw at all.
To me, “Reconfigurement” by E. Alan Fleischauer goes beyond just a finance book; it is a critical resource meant for those who want to understand and implement better financial security plans as they approach their later years. As an outstanding contribution to this topic, it offers new ideas, useful tips, and a sympathizing tone that any person hoping for a secure and blissful retirement should go through.
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Reconfigurement
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"Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer is a book that has been written in the context of personal financial planning, which includes retirement, and it would be an understatement to say that it has transformative power embedded in it. The book does not dwell on traditional investment schemes but rather provides deep insights into newer methods aimed at achieving economic safety during retirement through intelligence and understanding of today’s economic conditions.
The approach used in “Reconfigurement” introduces a different form of financial planning now referred to as Reconfigurement Financial Planning, according to Mr. Fleishauer. It suggests there is a need for innovative pension designs, one that recognizes ever-growing life expectancy and unpredictable patterns in the market.
This book follows a step-by-step arrangement, starting with an evaluation of conventional financial advisory services, moving on to discussing particular financial tools, and ending with an elaboration on the writer’s unique plan. This paper focuses on the fact that people must work beyond the traditional age of retirement but invest wisely so as to accommodate longer life spans.
“Reconfigurement” is quite fun to read since its author uses simple language throughout his writing, making it engaging rather than tedious. Furthermore, this book is practical as compared to most other similar books out there. It gives action plans, checklists, and planning tools that allow readers to apply reconfigured principles in their lives.
Additionally, the book is rich thematically because it tackles issues pertaining to the to the psychological and emotional aspects of finance, thus acknowledging fears as well as apprehensions related to talking about money or retirement. Fleishauer’s take on navigating these obstacles compassionately and exhaustively gives humanity back its rightful place, even where finance is concerned.
It was very thoughtful advice given by the author combined with constant editing throughout his work from the beginning until its completion; therefore, I give it five stars out of five due to its perfection without any flaw at all.
To me, “Reconfigurement” by E. Alan Fleischauer goes beyond just a finance book; it is a critical resource meant for those who want to understand and implement better financial security plans as they approach their later years. As an outstanding contribution to this topic, it offers new ideas, useful tips, and a sympathizing tone that any person hoping for a secure and blissful retirement should go through.
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Reconfigurement
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
