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Tham K: RETIRING IN ASIA

RETIRING IN ASIA

A Guide to Money, Health and Purpose

The Guide to Generational Wealth

Rich Mom

Werte-Intelligenz

Genug von leerem Geschwafel über Werte? Eine dreibändige Buchreihe zur Werte-Intelligenz bringt Geistesklarheit mit Herzenswärme, wenn es um 'Das gute Leben' geht. Der dritte Band untersucht, was uns als Menschen wertvoll macht, sowohl individuell als auch kollektiv. Ausgangspunkt ist die Unterscheidung zwischen dem an keinerlei Bedingungen geknüpften Wert jedes Menschenkindes, seiner "Würde", und unserer bedingten Wertigkeit je nach Lebenskontext. In diesem Buch werden die Lebenskontexte Arbeit und Beruf, die eigene Wertentwicklung in allen Lebensphasen, wertschöpfendes Unternehmertum sowie wertschöpfende Führung durch professionelles "Leadership by Appreciation" diskutiert. Ein Leitmotiv, das sich durch alle diese Kontexte zieht, ist unser individuelles "berufliches Naturell", das uns als Kompass für ein wertvolles und erfüllendes Leben dient. Sichtbar gemacht wird es durch ein ausführlich vorgestelltes, eigens dafür entwickeltes "Selbst-Erkundungs-Instrument" (SEI) namens "vocat-o-graph", ergänzt durch einen "vital-o-graph", der die Gewichtungen ganz verschiedener Lebensziele und den aktuellen Grad ihrer Erfüllung aufzeigt. In 6 Kapiteln kommt die gesellschaftliche, in ihrer Tiefe spirituelle Wertschöpfung unseres Tuns und Wirkens in der Welt ans Licht. Ein wirkmächtiger Faktor zahlreicher Tätigkeiten ist die Ausübung von Macht. Wie dies allen zum Segen statt zum Fluch gereichen kann, ist Gegenstand des 7. Kapitels. Herausgearbeitet werden dabei zwei wichtige Unterscheidungen: das Macht-Motiv und die Macht-Position, bei letzterer die Unterscheidung zwischen Positionsmacht und Ermächtigungsmacht, durch die Machtpositionen erst geschaffen werden und Personen in Machtpositionen gelangen. Ausgelotet werden kaum bekannte geistesgeschichtliche und sprachliche Zusammenhänge, die unser aktuelles Verständnis von Macht erweitern und vertiefen. Dies führt zum letzten und längsten Kapitel dieses Buches, dem Finale der gesamten Trilogie zur Werte-Intelligenz. Es geht darin um den Wert einer ganzen Gesellschaft, eines ganzen Landes. Der Fokus liegt dabei nicht auf der Wirtschaft oder der Politik, sondern auf der Kultur. Thema wird dabei die Gesundheit oder Krankheit dessen, was im Buch "Kollektiv-Psyche" genannt wird, und wie kulturelle Wertschöpfung in kollektiv-psychischer Gesundheitsförderung bestehen kann, mit positiven Folgen für Politik und Wirtschaft. Das Buch kulminiert im Begriff "Friedenstüchtigkeit", der Quintessenz des Abschlusskapitels. Zahlreiche, auch farbige Visualisierungen machen zentrale Inhalte des Buches anschaulich und einprägsam.

So machen wir das Beste aus uns allen

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Building retirement plans so solid even Klingons want in.Retirement isn't the end of your mission-it's the beginning of your greatest adventure.You've spent decades navigating the grind. Now it's time to chart a new course, one filled with purpose, play, and paychecks that never quit.In Retirement: Beyond the Final Frontier, best-selling author and nationally recognized retirement strategist Kelly Shaw teams up with financial powerhouse JaLynn Manser to deliver a powerful, easy-to-understand roadmap to lasting income, maximum freedom, and a whole lot more fun in retirement.You'll discover:The real secret to lifetime income (without gambling your future on the stock market)
Why traditional advice like "draw 4%" is basically space junk
How to create Playchecks and Paychecks for Life
The "Retirement Launch Protocol"-a step-by-step game plan to start living boldly now


Whether you're nearing retirement or already there, this book will equip you with the tools, mindset, and mission control needed to retire boldly, live richly, and leave a legacy.So suit up, Captain. The next phase of your journey begins now.

Beyond the Final Frontier

Retirement

Social Security advice usually comes in one generic size. Your life doesn't.

Most Social Security guides walk you through the same list of rules and hope you can figure out which ones actually apply to you. Social Security for Real Life does the opposite: it's organized around who you actually are - married, single, widowed, divorced, self-employed, working abroad, still working, or navigating a disability - so you can go straight to the chapter that matches your life and skip the rest.

Whether you're coordinating two benefits with a spouse, discovering you may qualify for an ex-spouse's record decades after your divorce, weighing a survivor benefit against your own, or trying to understand how a small business or an overseas career affects your earnings record, this book explains the actual mechanics - clearly, honestly, and without pretending there's one "magic age" that works for everyone.

What's inside:
- Chapter-by-chapter guidance built around nine real-life situations, not abstract topics
- How married couples can coordinate two benefits instead of guessing separately
- The claim-one-then-switch strategy many widows and widowers never learn about
- Why a divorce years ago might still entitle you to benefits - without affecting your ex-spouse at all
- What self-employed workers need to watch for so decades of business income actually become the retirement benefit they should
- How totalization agreements and non-covered pensions affect a career split between countries or between public and private work
- The truth about the earnings test if you keep working - and why any reduction usually isn't permanent
- What SSDI actually requires, how to strengthen an application, and what happens when it converts to a retirement benefit
- A situation-by-situation checklist chapter to bring to your own planning, plus a glossary and a list of official resources

Perfect for: Americans in their fifties and sixties approaching a claiming decision, anyone whose situation doesn't fit the "average household" example in most retirement books, financial-planning-curious readers who want to ask sharper questions, and adult children helping a parent navigate widowhood, divorce, or disability benefits.

This book deliberately avoids stating specific dollar amounts, percentages, or thresholds, since those change over time. Instead, it focuses on the durable mechanics of the program so the guidance stays useful year after year - and it tells you exactly where to verify current numbers before you make any decision.
Find your situation. Understand your options. Make a deliberate choice instead of an accidental one.

Social Security for Real Life

Confused about when to claim Social Security? Worried about Medicare enrolment, IRMAA surcharges, and taxes quietly draining your retirement? You're not alone, and one wrong move can cost you tens of thousands of dollars.Social Security and Medicare are two of the most important financial decisions of your life, yet almost no one ever explains how they actually work. This book makes sure that doesn't happen to you.The Social Security &amp; Medicare Success Code is a clear, plain-English guide that walks you through every decision, no jargon, no overwhelm, and no pressure. Whether you're single, married, divorced, or widowed, you'll finally understand your options and how to make them work in your favor.Inside, you'll learn how to:Choose the right time to claim - the real trade-offs between claiming at 62, full retirement age, and 70, and how to think it through for your own situation
Maximise benefits as a couple
Understand the "widow's penalty" 
Navigate Medicare with confidence - Parts A, B, C, and D explained simply, plus the enrollment mistakes that trigger permanent penalties
Avoid the IRMAA surcharge - how higher income can quietly raise your Medicare premiums, and how to see it coming
Sidestep the costly mistakes - a complete checklist of the expensive errors that quietly drain retirements

Your retirement is too important to leave to guesswork. Take control of your Social Security and Medicare - and retire with confidence.This book is an educational guide, not financial advice.

The Complete Guide to Maximizing Your Retirement Benefits, Claiming at the Right Time, Avoiding Costly Mistakes, and Keeping More of Your Money

The Social Security & Medicare Success Code

What happens when work stops defining you?

You've spent decades building a career, a business or a family. But as the next big chapter of your life approaches, does the conventional image of retirement - sitting on a bench overlooking a beach - fill you with a sense of dread rather than excitement? The financial decisions are complex enough - pensions, assets, business sales, inheritance - but it's the deeper questions of identity and purpose that tend to stop people in their tracks. Chris Daems, Chartered Financial Planner with twenty years of experience, has written the guide he wishes his clients had read before they got there.

What Happens Next is a radical new roadmap for life after work. It is a framework for anyone approaching retirement planning, a career crossroads, or the question of what a fulfilling second act might actually look like - not a pensions manual, and not a bucket-list manifesto.

Drawing on philosophy, psychology, and the real experiences of clients and expert contributors, Daems argues that the biggest mistake people make is treating this transition as a single decision rather than a design process. Your next chapter hasn't been written yet. The book's approach is simple: don't redesign your life in one go. Run small experiments. Learn what matters. Build from there.

The book moves through six dimensions of wellbeing - purpose and identity, financial wellbeing, physical health, social connection, intellectual and occupational fulfilment, and community - showing how each interacts with the others, and how financial independence alone is never enough. Life after work is richer when it is planned across all of these dimensions, not just the financial ones.

Each chapter combines evidence and wisdom - from the Harvard Study of Adult Development to the Stoics, from behavioural finance to the Kübler-Ross change curve - with practical tools and prompts the reader can apply immediately. Real client stories bring the theory to life, including the stories of people who got it right, and those who had to find their way back from getting it wrong.

For anyone over fifty navigating a major life transition - whether leaving a career, selling a business, or simply asking what comes next - this book provides the clarity and courage to move forward.

Contributors and voices include founders, executive coaches, financial wellbeing specialists, and experts on purpose in later life and wellbeing over sixty. Chris Daems is a Chartered Financial Planner and Chair of the CISI Financial Planning Forum. What Happens Next is also a podcast and a growing community of people redesigning life on their own terms.

The practical guide to retirement that goes far beyond the money.

What Happens Next

Only 2% of Americans have both pensions and $1 million or more saved for retirement. If that is you, welcome to the 2% Club! This book was written for you. It's dedicated to all the American heroes who've lived a life of service, and the blue-collar professionals who've worked hard and saved diligently for decades. In this book, you'll learn how to:Simplify and optimize your retirement with the "5 Pillars of Pension Planning"
Enjoy the full value of your pension (it may be more valuable than you think)
Decrease your tax bill through strategic Roth conversions and smart withdrawal planning
Plan for pension options such as lump sum options and survivorship options
Optimize Social Security and protect your wealth from Medicare premium increases
Enjoy your retirement and spend more money (many in the 2% Club struggle with spending money)
Create a legacy that benefits your family and favorite charities


Having a pension puts you in a rare financial position that requires advanced planning. This book will help you become a better steward of what you worked so hard to build. You've already done the heavy lifting. Now is your time to retire with peace, purpose, and a plan.

Only 2% of the Population Have Pensions and $1M+ Saved

The 2% Club

When you die or become incapacitated, your family won't be locked out of your stuff in some dramatic movie way. They'll be locked out in the most ordinary way possible: they won't know your passwords, won't be able to unlock your phone, and won't know which of your three banks holds the most money.This happens constantly. Wills cover the house and the car. Almost nobody's will covers the seventeen accounts you log into every week.Who Gets Your Passwords? is a plain-language guide to digital estate planning for two readers: people who want their digital life accessible to the people they love, and adult children trying to help an aging parent get organized before crisis hits.This is not about technology for its own sake. It's about what happens to your email, photos, social media, online banking, and the dozens of accounts you've accumulated over twenty years when you're no longer managing them. Some can be planned simply. Some are more complicated than they should be. This book tells you which is which, without legal jargon and without pretending one app solves everything.You'll learn what actually happens to your accounts when you die or become incapacitated, how to build a digital account inventory without a spreadsheet degree, how to manage passwords so the right person can get in when you can't, how to protect your photos from disappearing, what social media platforms actually do when someone dies, how to keep financial accounts accessible without giving away more access than you intend, how to talk to your family about all this, and how to put it into one simple package they can find when they need it most.Each chapter includes real situations from real families and ends with specific things you can do that week. Not someday. That week.You don't need to be tech-savvy. You need to be willing to spend a few afternoons getting your digital house in order, the same way you might already have a will or emergency contacts. This book treats your digital life with that same seriousness, because for most families today, it deserves it.Written by Paul Wilczynski, creator of TheSeniorTechie newsletter.

TheSeniorTechie Guide to Digital Estate Planning

Who Gets Your Passwords?

The hardest part of retirement isn't leaving your job-it's figuring out who you are when the job title can nolonger answer for you. Tamsin Quimby's insightful book explores the identity grief that surfaces not in thefarewell party, but in the quiet weeks after, when the structure holding your sense of self for decades suddenlydisappears.When work ends, the loss isn't just income or routine-it's the collapse of a narrative you used to introduceyourself and justify your existence. Grief After Retirement: After the Title is not a financial planning guide, abucket list template, or a collection of retirement stories. Instead, it unpacks the psychological ambush mostretirees face but few name: realizing you have no idea what you're supposed to *be* for the next eight hours, letalone thirty years.Through honest reflection and relatable scenarios, you will confront the hidden dimensions of post-workidentity loss: - The Ambush: Why the hardest moment hits three weeks in, when logistics end and the question of whoyou are without a title begins.- The Invisible Moment: How introducing yourself as "retired" can feel like confessing you no longermatter, signaling a deeper identity collapse.- The Evacuated Quiet: The specific silence when the role that gave your life structure disappears, leavingyou uncertain what you're supposed to be.- The Empty Chair: Why small objects-a cold coffee mug, an unused workspace-carry the weight of anidentity you haven't yet mourned.Every chapter offers concrete practices to move past paralysis and rebuild a sense of self not tethered toprofessional achievement. Start reading Grief After Retirement: After the Title today and learn to name whatyou've lost so you can discover who you are when work isn't the answer anymore.

Grief After Retirement

A financial planning guide built specifically for adults living without children&nbsp; In&nbsp;But Who Will Take Care of You When You're Old?: Financial Planning for Life Without Kids, CPA and CFP® Kelley C. Long draws on over 20 years of client-facing financial planning experience to address a reality facing more than 20% of U.S. adults: how to finance later-life and end-of-life care without children to help.&nbsp; Long provides a step-by-step approach to life and financial planning that moves beyond the traditional model built around raising children,&nbsp;saving for&nbsp;retirement at 65, and leaving a legacy. The book includes exercises to address internal blocks around counter-cultural lifestyle choices alongside practical personal finance strategies for achieving financial independence on your own terms.&nbsp; Readers will also find:&nbsp; <ul> <li>Guidance on funding later-life care independently, without relying on family members to coordinate or provide support&nbsp;</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Strategies for pursuing meaningful goals like career changes, travel, or starting a business while&nbsp;maintaining&nbsp;financial security&nbsp;</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Exercises designed to build confidence in lifestyle decisions that diverge from conventional expectations around family and finances&nbsp;</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Practical approaches to personal finance that do not assume legacy planning or dependent-centered savings as primary objectives&nbsp;</li> </ul> <ul> <li>A framework for balancing present-day fulfillment with long-term planning to ensure you can afford care when needed&nbsp;</li> </ul> Written for Millennial and Gen X adults who are child-free by choice or circumstance, whether single or partnered, this book provides the financial planning tools and mindset shifts needed to live fully now while preparing to fund your own care later in life.&nbsp;

Financial Planning for Life Without Kids

But Who Will Take Care of You When You're Old?

The most expensive estate mistakes are made by people who already have a will.

A 401(k) that still names a first spouse. A living trust that was drafted, paid for, and never funded. A deed retitled with the wrong three words. Your will overrides none of these - and nobody finds out until the probate clock is running and the lawyer's meter is on.

Trust, Taxes, and Wills is built on one idea: an estate plan is not a document - it's four systems that have to agree with each other. Your will. Your trust. Your incapacity paperwork. Your beneficiary designations and titling. Most families don't lose money to the IRS. They lose it to paperwork that contradicts itself.

Inside you'll find:Wills clause by clause - plus a signing checklist built to survive a challenge
When a living trust earns its price, and the funding steps without which it's an expensive folder
Powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and HIPAA forms that banks and hospitals will actually accept
The 2026 federal exemption and portability - and the state estate and inheritance taxes that catch far more families
SECURE Act rules for inherited IRAs, the 10-year drawdown, and Roth conversions in your low-bracket years
Blended families, minor children, a child with special needs, a family business, out-of-state property
Honest guidance on where DIY is fine - and where it will cost your heirs more than an attorney ever would
A 90-day build calendar, a document location letter, and a script for the conversation with your adult children



This is for you if you're 50 or older with a home, retirement accounts, and people you'd rather not leave a mess to.

It isn't for you if you want theory. Every chapter ends with something to do.

Retirement & Estate Planning Book

Trust, Taxes, and Wills Bundle

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