[rjm1cc]

This book if free for a few days and maybe of interest. Go to the books on the left side and click download. Next page is for a free down load until Jan 10th.

http://www.retirementoptimizer.com/

[aljetmet]

Originally Posted by rjm1cc

This book if free for a few days and maybe of interest. Go to the books on the left side and click download. Next page is for a free down load until Jan 10th.

http://www.retirementoptimizer.com/

Thanks, I love to read different points of view on how to invest your retirement nest egg. Interestingly only a few days ago I read that 60% equities 40% bond is the preferred way for retirement and not to reduce the ratio until say your early eighties. I wonder what the graph would look like with the 60 equity/40 bond ratio. I bet it would much better! Withdrawing 2% less than your expected return should be very helpful to deter running out of $$.

[tommy steam]

There is a book called The smartest Retirement Book Youll Ever Read, by dan solin...It straight forward and easy to read..its a paperback and costs about nine bucks..I think its worth the money

[CraigAC]

Agree with Tommy. Bought the D. Solin book at Costco about a year ago. It's very easy to read and he summarizes the most important points at the end of each chapter. This book will help you take control and understand your investments. Not a bad investment for the price of a couple of supersized Big Mac meals...

[railroadman]

Originally Posted by tommy steam

There is a book called The smartest Retirement Book Youll Ever Read, by dan solin...It straight forward and easy to read..its a paperback and costs about nine bucks..I think its worth the money

Just purchased book on EBAY for $4.50