Review of Reconfigurement
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Review of Reconfigurement
[Following is a volunteer review of "Reconfigurement" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
We all want and desire to live long. To our amazement, some of us will live longer than anticipated. Though that's something to celebrate, what we should celebrate more is having a plan or strategy that will help us sustain ourselves for that long. Reconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer is a financial and retirement guide to help readers plan their retirement lives.
Alan Fleischauer helps readers understand why and how they should plan for the future. He intends to educate readers so they can think outside the box and find ways to cushion them even after their savings are depleted. While reconfiguring your life, you must realize that your income is essential. The author discusses income protection, budgeting and how readers can invest their money to ensure they always have an income. Another thing that people overlook yet is so important is disability insurance. According to the author's statistics, every four seconds, an individual sustains a disabling injury in an automobile accident. The chances that your home will catch fire are, therefore, minimal compared to the chances of you getting disabled. Readers should prioritize this and insure themselves against disabling accidents over fire insurance.
What I loved the most about this book was the real-life examples the author incorporated into his work. The examples were relatable, fun and easy ways to help readers understand the topics the author discussed. The other thing I liked was that the author provided the pros and cons of his suggestions. Readers can then decide what they are comfortable with without following the author's suggestions. Reading Reconfigurement was both a fun and educational experience, as the author included hilarious jokes between topics. This made the whole reading experience enjoyable.
There is nothing I liked the least about this book. I loved the additional recommended texts at the end of the book, which will also help readers conduct further research on topics they wish to understand better. I also appreciated how the author provided the history of some of the topics he discussed. This will help readers understand how and why such principles were started and their evolution over the years.
The book has been professionally edited since I found a single grammatical error. The insightful information that the book provides merits the maximum rating of five stars out of five stars. I recommend this book to young adults and elderly readers aged between eighteen and fifty. The information in the book will help them prepare for and plan for the future uncertainties of old age.
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Reconfigurement
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We all want and desire to live long. To our amazement, some of us will live longer than anticipated. Though that's something to celebrate, what we should celebrate more is having a plan or strategy that will help us sustain ourselves for that long. Reconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer is a financial and retirement guide to help readers plan their retirement lives.
Alan Fleischauer helps readers understand why and how they should plan for the future. He intends to educate readers so they can think outside the box and find ways to cushion them even after their savings are depleted. While reconfiguring your life, you must realize that your income is essential. The author discusses income protection, budgeting and how readers can invest their money to ensure they always have an income. Another thing that people overlook yet is so important is disability insurance. According to the author's statistics, every four seconds, an individual sustains a disabling injury in an automobile accident. The chances that your home will catch fire are, therefore, minimal compared to the chances of you getting disabled. Readers should prioritize this and insure themselves against disabling accidents over fire insurance.
What I loved the most about this book was the real-life examples the author incorporated into his work. The examples were relatable, fun and easy ways to help readers understand the topics the author discussed. The other thing I liked was that the author provided the pros and cons of his suggestions. Readers can then decide what they are comfortable with without following the author's suggestions. Reading Reconfigurement was both a fun and educational experience, as the author included hilarious jokes between topics. This made the whole reading experience enjoyable.
There is nothing I liked the least about this book. I loved the additional recommended texts at the end of the book, which will also help readers conduct further research on topics they wish to understand better. I also appreciated how the author provided the history of some of the topics he discussed. This will help readers understand how and why such principles were started and their evolution over the years.
The book has been professionally edited since I found a single grammatical error. The insightful information that the book provides merits the maximum rating of five stars out of five stars. I recommend this book to young adults and elderly readers aged between eighteen and fifty. The information in the book will help them prepare for and plan for the future uncertainties of old age.
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Reconfigurement
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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