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Summary: Invest for success with confidence...
Review: This book lays the groundwork for a bridge to financial freedom upon retirement. The twelve principles outlined in this text have worked for me and should work for all. Too many financial planners do not speak to their customers... this book clearly and concisely outlines a road map that will allow me to live comfortably through retirement. I'm recommending this book to my financial planner.
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Summary: Forget it !
Review: This book not only is worthless but actually it is risky ,to say the least;if you follow the recommendations of the author.
It reminds me of that famous book in the 80's "No Money Down",that made people (naive people) believe that not only could you buy real state with no money down and no credit ,but that actually you could walk away with money in your pocket!!!
Anyhow,I read at least 1 or 2 books a month on investment as well as on retirement;this book only enphasizes that you have to get a financial planner to "survive" ;obviously, the guy is a CPA himself,other than that,it is plain rubbish.There are tons of better and more informative books out there.
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Summary: Great Book! Very helpful concepts.
Review: This book provides very practical guidance that can be implemented by anyone. Paul Grangaard has given me peace of mind that I can in fact manage my assets for my lifetime. His strategies will enable me to capture higher rates of return while minimizing risks. Thank you.
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Summary: Great Book! Very helpful concepts.
Review: This book provides very practical guidance that can be implemented by anyone. Paul Grangaard has given me peace of mind that I can in fact manage my assets for my lifetime. His strategies will enable me to capture higher rates of return while minimizing risks. Thank you.
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Summary: Nothing New Here!
Review: What do you people see in this book?!The book is filled with the standard rules about investing for retirement: invest for the long haul, use compound growth, sell assets when they are high--duh! And all of this is the "Grangaard Strategy?" (OK, so the only slightly valuable advice is: plan to live longer than average.) The book is lacking in any real substance and comes across as a pitch to get you to seek further help from a Grangaard financial planner.
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