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Title: How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free: Retirement Wisdom That You Won't Get from Your Financial Advisor
ISBN: 1580085784
Author:
Ernie J. Zelinski
Publicate Date: 2004-03
Publish: 2004-03
List Price: $16.95
Average Customer Rating: 4.5
Format: Paperback
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1: This book is as good as the authors first. Highly recommended for retirement planning.
I read the author's first book and now this one. I highly recommend this book.
it is both practical and thorough.
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2: kudos for Ernie!
Ernie's book, How to Retire, Happy, Wild and Free, was one of the first books I read on retirement planning. Personally, I found it delightful. So maybe books can be doom and gloom, but I loved his view point and attitude.
As a retirement coach I look for optimism, positive attitudes and fun. Ernie provides all of that. If we can't have fun at this point in our lives, then we are in trouble!
I know there are scary things out there, with 'what are you going to do with the rest of your life?' but I think we have choices with our attitude and our beliefs. I think Ernie helps us see another way of looking at our lives.
There need not be any 'gloom and doom' as some folks think. Why do that when there is a much more fun alternative? Ernie's book give us that alternative. Read it.
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3: Early Retirement Book
This book is certainly a new way of viewing life.
I've found that How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free to be an interesting read.
To start off here is what I liked about the book.
Good parts of this book:
-He questions conventional retirement wisdom.
-He lists clever ways about how to lead a fulfilling life.
-I enjoy the lists he's included in the book.
-I like his attitude of take action.
Less desirable parts of the book:
-I would like to see more hard data (more facts and figures) included in this book.
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4: interesting book
This is an excellent book on retirement...carol stanley author of For Kids 59.99 and Over
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5: "How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free..." is a new spin on retirement planning
This book added new insights and perspective on retirement planning and what retirement means. A good read that's both fun, informative, and even inspiring. Anyone contemplating retirement should read this book (and the author's other book "The Joy of not working").
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