The Capitalized Retirement: How to Ensure You Won’t Outlive Your Savings

Matthew Johnson, a financial advisor since 1999, shares practical insights in The Capitalized Retirement to help readers maximize their retirement savings and overcome the fear of outliving their savings. He advises switching from growth-oriented to income-oriented investment strategies and identifies the pitfalls of common myths and financial planners' incentives. The book emphasizes the importance of having more income than you need for a stress-free retirement.

Format: Hardback
Length: 192 pages
Publication date: 05 March 2024
Publisher: Advantage Media Group

Matthew Johnson, a financial services industry advisor since 1999, has extensive experience in putting clients first. He inherited this belief from his father, also a financial advisor. Johnson understands the challenges faced by individuals in retirement, particularly concerning financial security. In his book, "The Capitalized Retirement," he assumes the role of a personal advisor, providing practical strategies for maximizing retirement savings. The key lies in transitioning from growth-oriented to income-oriented investment strategies.

The primary concern of retirees is whether they will have sufficient savings for a comfortable retirement. With increasing life expectancies, retirees are increasingly questioning whether they will outlive their savings. In "The Capitalized Retirement," Matthew Johnson offers valuable insights from his decades of experience as a financial advisor. He not only guides readers through the fundamentals of retirement investing but also identifies potential pitfalls along the way. One such myth is the notion that investing in the stock market is the sole valid option for savvy investors. Johnson debunks this misconception based on his extensive knowledge and understanding of the marketplace. He helps readers recognize why many financial planners may not always prioritize their clients' best interests, often focusing on incentives that benefit themselves rather than depleting investors' principals. This phenomenon, known as the "disease of ease," has led some financial planners to deviate from their clients' best interests, succumbing to the temptation of convenience.

While retirement can be overwhelming for many, Johnson takes on the role of a personal guide, offering practical solutions and insights. He empowers readers to make informed decisions and navigate the complexities of retirement planning. By emphasizing the importance of income-oriented investment strategies and exposing the flaws in traditional financial advice, "The Capitalized Retirement" provides a valuable resource for individuals seeking to secure a prosperous and fulfilling retirement.

Weight: 408g
Dimension: 160 x 235 x 21 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781642258974