The Number : What Do You Need for the Rest of Your Life and What Will It Cost? (Paperback)

from frykitty

I got to page 106 and the bloody book still hadn't taught me a thing. It seems to be more about the importance of thinking about your retirement, rather than the actual mechanics of being secure for said retirement. It's a fine book for what it is, but it wasn't what I wanted, so I stopped wastin...

from frykitty

I got to page 106 and the bloody book still hadn't taught me a thing. It seems to be more about the importance of thinking about your retirement, rather than the actual mechanics of being secure for said retirement. It's a fine book for what it is, but it wasn't what I wanted, so I stopped wastin...

from RalphLagana

This is a book that most should read because it will force you to think about your looming future. The Number refers to the number each of us believes we'll need to have upon the day of our retirement. It differs completely for each of us. Have modest needs? it could be small. Lead a great, costl...

from llandaff

Well written and easy to read with some interesting propositions. Could have been condensed to half its size (especially the last third).

from heidilove

this book should come with a warning: it's not about finance, it's about you. Read it along with "it's hard to make a difference when yo ucan't find your keys" and be certain to allow enough time for the results of what happens when you start living a more midful, aware life. not always comfortab...