[Read] Uncommon Sense Retirement: Because Common Sense Doesn't Seem Very Common Anymore Complete
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Today's retirees face an uncertain world. Since 2008, countless hardworking men and women have lost their retirement dreams in an instant, all because they had too many of their retirement dollars at risk. After thirty years of experience in business and finance, Mark Henry saw the need for a different approach to retirement planning. He founded Veritas Retirement to help retirees and pre-retirees achieve true financial independence. At Veritas, clients are able to see their savings grow in a predictable manner, without the devastating risk. Now Henry is sharing his expertise with a wider audience. As the safe money expert, Henry shows readers how to shift their focus away from dangerous risk strategies. Uncommon Sense Retirement calls for readers to look at their retirement plan using just plain common sense. The book debunks seven former truths on issues ranging from social security to long-term care to getting a reverse mortgage. In his engaging and straight-shooting style, Henry teaches his readers how to understand today's financial landscape with much more common sense.
Today's retirees face an uncertain world. Since 2008, countless hardworking men and women have lost their retirement dreams in an instant, all because they had too many of their retirement dollars at risk. After thirty years of experience in business and finance, Mark Henry saw the need for a different approach to retirement planning. He founded Veritas Retirement to help retirees and pre-retirees achieve true financial independence. At Veritas, clients are able to see their savings grow in a predictable manner, without the devastating risk. Now Henry is sharing his expertise with a wider audience. As the safe money expert, Henry shows readers how to shift their focus away from dangerous risk strategies. Uncommon Sense Retirement calls for readers to look at their retirement plan using just plain common sense. The book debunks seven former truths on issues ranging from social security to long-term care to getting a reverse mortgage. In his engaging and straight-shooting style, Henry teaches his readers how to understand today's financial landscape with much more common sense.