Mini Guide To Common Sense Retirement For The Blue Collar Man
By Thomas A Kinkade A Common Sense Man
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In this guide, I am going to tackle what I feel are the most important questions that may come up. Everyone’s situation is unique, so consider what stage of life you’re in when using my recommendations.
If you think retirement is just putting away enough money in the stock market or other investments and that they will grow so you won’t have to worry about retirement, or that retirement is to far off and the whole idea is to complicated to try and prepare for, then I believe this guide will cause you to reconsider and start planning your future instead of just hoping for the best.
My whole point of writing this guide is to simplify the subject of retirement to a feasible plan for the future
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About the Book
This book is being written to give the common man a simpler way of planning for retirement. Rather than complicate the process it is designed to offer suggestions on planning retirement withour overwelming the reader with complicated formulas and scenarios. It also has a description of a trip taken before retirement, which helped decide where to live in retirement.
About the Author
Thomas Kinkade lives in northern Mississippi with his wife of over 30 years, Priscilla. He has had various occupations over his life before finally retiring at age 62. Thomas has been a laborer at a salt mine, and worked in general accounting. When he was in his twenties he was in restaurant management. A great deal of his experience comes from when he was in insurance for 30 years. Before retiring he also was a black jack dealer for almost four years. His four married daughters and three grand children, all live in Ohio.