Review of Reconfigurement
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Review of Reconfigurement
[Following is a volunteer review of "Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
Reconfigurement is a vocabulary in itself, giving someone the more reason to read the book. Insurance is broad and offlate we happen to be heading In a world where people insure all things they are attached to almost certainly to be guaranteed of their presence regardless of any unseen occurrences. In fact people have life insurance in their pockets though I tend to wonder how this one helps if the situation is beyond human capability say death.
E. Alan Fleischauer has compiled all matters dealing with insurance. In his book he manages to explicitly explain the issue of retirement and pension and ways of how to maximize the same. In the book we have visuals and statistics the author has provided to justify his reasoning about the pension schemes and tricks that can in the long run cushion one from old age poverty. The book's thirteen chapters offers an exclusive expose of income in the long run enabling a reader to think in the future and see how they can mobilize their efforts to maximize their lifetimes efforts.
I generally adored the book since its those factual books which one is very certain to find boring but that isn't the case for this one. The author paid keen attention to the readers wants and was able to include a good number of jokes in the book which really are intellectual though they were able to break monotony while reading the book. The book has various diagrammatic representations as well which helped portray the authors key message. The author poses questions that help one dig into their reality and find their answers in the book. The book detailed important points in order to enable one place key emphasis on them quite easily.
The book is obviously exceptionally edited something I commend the author for. It also proves to be easily readable and no strain is met while doing the same all thanks to the visible font. The book has also tackled chapters specially with each chapter covering a whole topic of concern before moving to the next chapter. The author also proves to be quite hilarious in his expressions and it feels like the book has actually used dialogue which it hasn't. The author employed a number of quotes which always bring the sense of advise to any book. I literally disliked nothing in this book. The author also copied the links in the book, those he used to get his information and actually the source of his jokes for anyone who would be compelled to go a step further in finding out the same.
I give the book a perfect 4 out of 4 stars for the authors diligence in terms of inclusivity as the book is clear of any obscenities and acts that may taint the passing of the knowledge herein to an audience. The book is also fun given a number of jokes are openly presented in the book. I would recommend the book to parents who are still rearing their children to use it as a guide as they edge closer to the point of retirement.
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Reconfigurement
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Reconfigurement is a vocabulary in itself, giving someone the more reason to read the book. Insurance is broad and offlate we happen to be heading In a world where people insure all things they are attached to almost certainly to be guaranteed of their presence regardless of any unseen occurrences. In fact people have life insurance in their pockets though I tend to wonder how this one helps if the situation is beyond human capability say death.
E. Alan Fleischauer has compiled all matters dealing with insurance. In his book he manages to explicitly explain the issue of retirement and pension and ways of how to maximize the same. In the book we have visuals and statistics the author has provided to justify his reasoning about the pension schemes and tricks that can in the long run cushion one from old age poverty. The book's thirteen chapters offers an exclusive expose of income in the long run enabling a reader to think in the future and see how they can mobilize their efforts to maximize their lifetimes efforts.
I generally adored the book since its those factual books which one is very certain to find boring but that isn't the case for this one. The author paid keen attention to the readers wants and was able to include a good number of jokes in the book which really are intellectual though they were able to break monotony while reading the book. The book has various diagrammatic representations as well which helped portray the authors key message. The author poses questions that help one dig into their reality and find their answers in the book. The book detailed important points in order to enable one place key emphasis on them quite easily.
The book is obviously exceptionally edited something I commend the author for. It also proves to be easily readable and no strain is met while doing the same all thanks to the visible font. The book has also tackled chapters specially with each chapter covering a whole topic of concern before moving to the next chapter. The author also proves to be quite hilarious in his expressions and it feels like the book has actually used dialogue which it hasn't. The author employed a number of quotes which always bring the sense of advise to any book. I literally disliked nothing in this book. The author also copied the links in the book, those he used to get his information and actually the source of his jokes for anyone who would be compelled to go a step further in finding out the same.
I give the book a perfect 4 out of 4 stars for the authors diligence in terms of inclusivity as the book is clear of any obscenities and acts that may taint the passing of the knowledge herein to an audience. The book is also fun given a number of jokes are openly presented in the book. I would recommend the book to parents who are still rearing their children to use it as a guide as they edge closer to the point of retirement.
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Reconfigurement
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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