Review of Reconfigurement

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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How financially savvy are we? Do we intend to pursue this, or are we only interested in it? Do we have any retirement strategies or plans to change how we live so that everything is stable before we get old? How well-versed are we in investment and everything that has to do with it? Do we also have any intention to pursue the aspect of investment and get into it? E. Alan Fleischauer explains the advantages of financial planning and how it may have a significant impact on our lives in his book Reconfigurement.

When rearranging our financial lives, planning is an important factor to consider. For a better understanding, the author discusses the significance of financial planning and offers examples. He also brings up the subject of career evaluation, which is crucial while trying to reconfigure. It's crucial because most individuals don't enjoy their jobs. The foundation of a retirement plan is insurance; therefore, we also learn more about life insurance and insurance in general. Would it be possible to write a book about retirement without discussing investments? The author walks us through this subject as well as many others, including health insurance, the need for long-term care and many others.

E. Alan Fleischauer's Reconfigurement is a fascinating and educational work. The concept of financial planning and why it is necessary are well explained by the author. I adored how conversational the author made the book, which gave me the impression that we were speaking directly to one another. I like how open-minded the author was in his explanation and how he made it simple to comprehend. When it comes to financial planning and any other area of retirement, the author is certainly an expert.

There was nothing about this book that was bad. The book was easy to read and understand because of the author. Learning more about the value of investments and how to evaluate oneself to choose what career would be the best fit for you was beneficial. I've never really looked at retirement, but this book made me curious about it, and I learned many things that I never knew before. The book was exceptionally well-edited, and I would rate it 5 out of 5 stars because of how precise and well-researched this book is.

Anyone interested in learning more about retirement, financial planning, investments, insurance, and a wide range of other topics related to money should read this book, in my opinion.

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Reconfigurement
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