By William J. Kole
People strive for meticulous precision in planing for retirement. But there’s something that makes that impossible. You really don’t know how long you’ll live.
In The Big 100,. It’s a compelling call to action to make some changes we may be putting off. And one of those things is planning for the possibility of a triple digit life, and what that means financially and non-financially.
The book also goes beyond the individual level to explore the implications of an older population where many support systems are designed around the age of 65, which now will be woefully inadequate to support the increasing number of 30, 40 and even 50 year retirement spans. The powerful demographic trends are creating enormous consequences for health care, retirement policies and housing and elder care.
If you’re planning for retirement, you’ll want to read this book. You’ll benefit from learning more about the bigger picture trends that William J. Kole illuminates. These trends are providing the context for your retirement years, and Kole calls out specific behavioral and lifestyle changes you can make now to help you get there.
The Big 100
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