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[Following is a volunteer review of "Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
Reconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer was a book about planning for retirement. Thirteen chapters make up this book. Everything, from why we need the plan to examining the many retirement plan options, has been concisely explained by the author. He covered social securities, investment options, wills, trusts, and insurance plans including life and health insurance in the book. He has created distinct chapters for tools for online retirement planning and career assessments. He concluded by proposing a few books to read about work-from-home and part-time job paths and retirement preparations.
I want to thank the author for making it simple for individuals to plan their retirement. The author has provided information about financial decisions people may make for their retirement based on his understanding. He included statistical data from research investigations throughout the whole book. He inserted some jokes to lighten the reader's mood in the midst of each chapter. The author advises readers to take career assessments so they may get a solid picture of their personality traits and potential occupations. The author has suggested a few career assessment websites and discussed his personal experience with them. I appreciate the author's efforts to write a book that is simple to read and pleasant.
My first book on retirement planning was Reconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer. I thus had trouble coming up with anything that I disliked about the book. Everything that has to be written has been done so precisely by the author.
I give E. Alan Fleischauer's book Reconfigurement a score of 5 out of 5. The text was clear and easy to grasp. The book was quite educational. He makes several references to resources throughout the text. Examples help sentences to be more easily comprehended. The author's assertions are logically supported by the examples provided in the book. There are no sexual or profane references in this work. Throughout my reading of the book, I did not come across any errors. So it seems like the editor took their time when editing this book.
People who are in the middle of their career path should read this book, in my opinion. People who are about to begin their jobs will also benefit from reading this book since it allows them to make future plans for their lives. Both those who have retired and those who are approaching retirement should read this book. The book is most appropriate for American readers, in my opinion.
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Reconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer was a book about planning for retirement. Thirteen chapters make up this book. Everything, from why we need the plan to examining the many retirement plan options, has been concisely explained by the author. He covered social securities, investment options, wills, trusts, and insurance plans including life and health insurance in the book. He has created distinct chapters for tools for online retirement planning and career assessments. He concluded by proposing a few books to read about work-from-home and part-time job paths and retirement preparations.
I want to thank the author for making it simple for individuals to plan their retirement. The author has provided information about financial decisions people may make for their retirement based on his understanding. He included statistical data from research investigations throughout the whole book. He inserted some jokes to lighten the reader's mood in the midst of each chapter. The author advises readers to take career assessments so they may get a solid picture of their personality traits and potential occupations. The author has suggested a few career assessment websites and discussed his personal experience with them. I appreciate the author's efforts to write a book that is simple to read and pleasant.
My first book on retirement planning was Reconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer. I thus had trouble coming up with anything that I disliked about the book. Everything that has to be written has been done so precisely by the author.
I give E. Alan Fleischauer's book Reconfigurement a score of 5 out of 5. The text was clear and easy to grasp. The book was quite educational. He makes several references to resources throughout the text. Examples help sentences to be more easily comprehended. The author's assertions are logically supported by the examples provided in the book. There are no sexual or profane references in this work. Throughout my reading of the book, I did not come across any errors. So it seems like the editor took their time when editing this book.
People who are in the middle of their career path should read this book, in my opinion. People who are about to begin their jobs will also benefit from reading this book since it allows them to make future plans for their lives. Both those who have retired and those who are approaching retirement should read this book. The book is most appropriate for American readers, in my opinion.
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