Financial Security

Amazon Best Seller in Retirement Planning Category *NEW* Grand Prize Winner - CIBA 2022 HARVEY CHUTE Awards Can anyone really afford to retire anymore? With the rising cost of living, the shrinking or shifting job market, and the lasting effects of Covid and other pandemics to come - most Americans are finding retirement is becoming a fleeting dream they may never realize. Every 4 out of 10 middle-class Americans are considered liquid asset poor and one paycheck away from poverty. Reconfigurement™ focuses on the importance of planning ahead, working in a job you love, and having lots of ...

Financial abundance is something that all people wish to have. It is true that wealth, by itself, cannot create happiness. However, having a financial abundance will surely make things more relaxed in your life and much less stressful. It can be easy to accumulate wealth. The thing is, not everyone knows how. This audiobook will educate you on the basics of wealth and tips on how to generate wealth.

Security takes place in a future America, where control and efficiency are emphasized, and unquestioned loyalty is required. Nobody wants a repeat of the disastrous war that happened 75 years previous, and sacrifices must be made to ensure the ultimate peace. At least that's what Dr. Allen Lancaster, a pyhsicist and Project Chief thinks, until a top secret branch of Security decides his planned vacation will be spent on a mission in space.

By understanding and then mastering financial planning, you will set yourself on a course toward achieving whatever monetary and lifestyle goals you want.

The key to success is to see yourself as a business, and you are the talent that must derive value for your performance each day and use it to purchase the life you want and desire. These 13 steps can help anyone with the desire, a pulse, and an income become wealthy in just a few years.

Only 40 percent of Americans have calculated how much they need to save for retirement. In 2018, almost 30 percent of private industry workers with access to a defined contribution plan (such as a 401(k) plan) did not participate. The average American spends roughly 20 years in retirement.