Plan Right for Retirement with the Grangaard Strategy
The aging of the baby boomers heralds in its own way a rush to proffer advice and counsel on all topics, from reinventing lives to investing wisely for the short and longer terms. This experienced financial professional jumps at the opportunity of focusing on the latter. Accountant Grangaard, author ofThe Grangaard Strategy: Invest Right during Retirement(2003), takes the much-used perspective on savings, plotting out in 25 steps exactly how to plan for retirement--without focusing, exactly, on what that means. The usual terms are defined and accompanied by many statistical tables: compounding, rates of return, diversification, dollar-cost averaging, and annuities, among others. The information is good, albeit somewhat slanted since self-promotion is involved. Nonetheless, it lacks personal examples and a way for readers to determine what their individual retirement looks like.Barbara JacobsCopyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved