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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Most people spend decades doing everything right: maxing out their 401(k), living below their means, and building a substantial nest egg. So why, once they finally reach retirement, do so many of them feel anxious instead of confident In The Retirement Paradox, Certified Financial Planner Ray Offenburger reveals why the very habits that make someone a great saver can become the biggest obstacles to actually enjoying retirement. Drawing on years of working with retirees who hit their savings goals but still couldn't bring themselves to spend, Ray walks through the ten traps that quietly sabotage even the most disciplined savers: playing it too safe with their money, freezing up over 'just in case' scenarios, getting blindsided by taxes, scattering accounts across too many institutions, leaving Social Security money on the table, and more.This isn't a book about chasing higher returns or finding the next hot investment. It's about something most retirement planning ignores entirely: the difference between having money and knowing how to actually use it. Ray's philosophy is simple. Real retirement security means having the financial confidence to sleep well at night and a reason to wake up in the morning, and most advisors only address the first half of that equation.Through real client stories and practical, no-nonsense guidance, Ray shows readers how to identify which of these traps might be holding them back, coordinate the moving pieces of their financial life, and build a retirement that supports the life they actually want to live, not just a number in an account.If you've done everything 'right' financially and still feel like something's missing, this book will help you understand why, and what to do about it.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Most people spend decades doing everything right: maxing out their 401(k), living below their means, and building a substantial nest egg. So why, once they finally reach retirement, do so many of them feel anxious instead of confident?In The Retirement Paradox, Certified Financial Planner Ray Offenburger reveals why the very habits that make someone a great saver can become the biggest obstacles to actually enjoying retirement. Drawing on years of working with retirees who hit their savings goals but still couldn't bring themselves to spend, Ray walks through the ten traps that quietly sabotage even the most disciplined savers: playing it too safe with their money, freezing up over "just in case" scenarios, getting blindsided by taxes, scattering accounts across too many institutions, leaving Social Security money on the table, and more.This isn't a book about chasing higher returns or finding the next hot investment. It's about something most retirement planning ignores entirely: the difference between having money and knowing how to actually use it. Ray's philosophy is simple. Real retirement security means having the financial confidence to sleep well at night and a reason to wake up in the morning, and most advisors only address the first half of that equation.Through real client stories and practical, no-nonsense guidance, Ray shows readers how to identify which of these traps might be holding them back, coordinate the moving pieces of their financial life, and build a retirement that supports the life they actually want to live, not just a number in an account.If you've done everything "right" financially and still feel like something's missing, this book will help you understand why, and what to do about it. You saved diligently and did everything right, so why does retirement feel uncertain? Ray Offenburger reveals the ten hidden traps that sabotage even disciplined savers, and how to build real retirement confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Most people spend decades doing everything right: maxing out their 401(k), living below their means, and building a substantial nest egg. So why, once they finally reach retirement, do so many of them feel anxious instead of confident?In The Retirement Paradox, Certified Financial Planner Ray Offenburger reveals why the very habits that make someone a great saver can become the biggest obstacles to actually enjoying retirement. Drawing on years of working with retirees who hit their savings goals but still couldn't bring themselves to spend, Ray walks through the ten traps that quietly sabotage even the most disciplined savers: playing it too safe with their money, freezing up over "just in case" scenarios, getting blindsided by taxes, scattering accounts across too many institutions, leaving Social Security money on the table, and more.This isn't a book about chasing higher returns or finding the next hot investment. It's about something most retirement planning ignores entirely: the difference between having money and knowing how to actually use it. Ray's philosophy is simple. Real retirement security means having the financial confidence to sleep well at night and a reason to wake up in the morning, and most advisors only address the first half of that equation.Through real client stories and practical, no-nonsense guidance, Ray shows readers how to identify which of these traps might be holding them back, coordinate the moving pieces of their financial life, and build a retirement that supports the life they actually want to live, not just a number in an account.If you've done everything "right" financially and still feel like something's missing, this book will help you understand why, and what to do about it. You saved diligently and did everything right, so why does retirement feel uncertain? Ray Offenburger reveals the ten hidden traps that sabotage even disciplined savers, and how to build real retirement confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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