Retirement Finances Management

The Way to Wealth, an essay by Benjamin Franklin, is a collection of wisdom sayings and advice published in Poor Richard's Almanac from 1733-1758. These proverbs and sayings are woven into an ethical code advocating industry and frugality as a “way to wealth”, thereby securing personal virtue. It is presented as a speech given by Father Abraham to a group of people. Many of the phrases Father Abraham uses continue to be familiar today, such as "There are no gains, without pains", "One today is worth two tomorrows" and "Get what you can, and what you get, hold".

Things you need to do now! Learn what decisions are necessary when you or a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or any terminal illness. With the emotional weight of dealing with a terrible, terminal disease, these decisions can seem like too much to deal with. This audiobook helps you begin sorting these problems out and tackling them one by one using numerous checklists with easy-to-follow instructions for exactly what you need to do.

The act of planning your finances consists of the long-term planning of your finances, which includes all the money you receive (whether you earn it, inherit it, win it, or otherwise), and how you fund your life goals from now until your death and even after your death—including planning for your family members' future by planning how your estate will be handled.

Financial success can be simple. All it takes is a plan and dedication to that plan. Budgeting is the first step towards a financially successful life. This book provides suggested budgets for all stages of life with a goal towards saving and investing to support a comfortable retirement. For those starting off in life, early in their careers and without a personal financial plan, the budgeting guidance can help them start saving and investing early to capitalize on compound interest to set them up for a good retirement.