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Also by Laurence J. Kotlikoff:

Get What's Yours, February 2015
Hardcover
Spend 'Til the End, June 2008
Hardcover
The Healthcare Fix, October 2007
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Also by Scott Burns:

Spend 'Til the End, June 2008
Hardcover

Spend 'Til the End
Laurence J. Kotlikoff, Scott Burns

The Revolutionary Guide to Raising Your Living Standard--Today and When You Retire

Simon & Schuster
June 2008
On Sale: June 10, 2008
336 pages
ISBN: 1416548904
EAN: 9781416548904
Hardcover
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Self-Help Money

Rich or poor, young or old, high school or college grad, this book, written by economist Laurence J. Kotlikoff and syndicated financial columnist Scott Burns, can change your life for the better! If you follow the advice in this book, it will raise your living standard (possibly by a lot), improve your lifestyle, and help you spend 'til the end. And it will completely transform your financial thinking, turning every bit of conventional financial wisdom on its head. If this sounds like a revolution in financial planning, you got it. So do The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Time, Consumer Reports, and other top publications that have been featuring the authors' economics-based "consumption smoothing" approach to financial planning.

Spend 'Til the End substitutes economic wisdom for the "rules of dumb" that currently pass for financial advice. In the process it indicts the investment and financial-planning industry for giving most people saving and insurance targets that are much too high and then convincing them to invest in risky mutual funds and expensive insurance policies. The result is that most people are scrimping and saving during the years when they could be spending and enjoying their money -- and with no sure payoff.

Easy to read, this book is packed with practical and often shocking advice on whether to work, how to pick a career, which job to take, where to live, what sort of house to buy, how much to save, when to retire, which kind of retirement account to use, whether to have kids, whether to divorce, when to take Social Security, how fast to spend down your assets in retirement, and how to invest.

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