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(Retirement Strategist) L: The Market
Ride You Didn't Know You Sign Up For

The Market Ride You Didn't Know You Sign Up For

Why Retirement Plans Break Down and How to Stay in Control

Decoding the Hidden Architecture of Target-Date Funds

The Retirement Black Box

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

Discover what it means to live wealthy in all areas of your life.
In Live Wealthy, Retire Happy, Cora bravely shares her story as a powerful guide to building a life of true abundance. As she shares the raw, real experiences of adversity and shows how even the most difficult beginnings can become the foundation for a life of meaning, purpose and prosperity, you will:find that sweet trifecta of perfectly balanced and harmonised time, health and financial freedom
learn how to make smart money moves, cultivate lasting wealth, nurture good health and well-being and build meaningful relationships 
design and rise into a vibrant retirement, where dreams are fulfilled and life is satisfying, joyful, purposeful and intentional rather than obligatory 
weave into the sacred principles of unwavering faith, gratitude, trust, divine timing, peace and spiritual surrender


This book is written for anyone who has felt the sting of scarcity and hopelessness, overlooked or disadvantaged by poverty. With practical strategies, mindset shifts and real-life insights, Cora shows you how to live wealthy - beyond your bank account!

Embracing Human Experiences to Live a Life of Abundance

Live Wealthy Retire Happy

The Guide to Generational Wealth

Rich Mom

Save Money and Invest Tax-Free
A Health Savings Account (HSA) is one of the most powerful financial tools available-yet most people barely scratch the surface of what it can do. With the right strategy, you can cut healthcare costs, lower your tax bill, and build long-term, tax-free wealth.

The Quadruple Tax Break
When HSAs first appeared in the early 2000s, I was stunned by how many tax advantages they offered. After opening my own account and contributing year after year, the results were even better than expected.
Tax Break #1 - Contributions reduce your taxable income, just like a traditional IRA or pre-tax 401(k).
Tax Break #2 - Qualified withdrawals are tax-free-unlike traditional retirement accounts.
Tax Break #3 - Earnings (dividends, interest, capital gains) grow tax-free.
Tax Break #4 - Contribute through payroll deduction and you also avoid payroll taxes, saving another 7.65%.

Build Tax-Free Wealth
You can invest your HSA contributions, allowing your balance to grow dramatically over time. That's why I recommend contributing the maximum each year (2026: $4,400 Single / $8,750 Family), even if it exceeds your expected medical expenses. Once you understand how HSAs work, they often become a higher priority than other retirement contributions-employer 401(k) matches aside. Here are two proven strategies:

The HSA Double Dip
Estimate your upcoming medical expenses, set aside that amount in your HSA, and reimburse yourself tax-free throughout the year. Then invest the remainder. If your employer contributes to your HSA, invest that too.
Take It to the Max
With this strategy, you don't reimburse yourself for medical expenses. Instead, save your receipts for later redemption and invest your entire contribution for long-term growth. Year after year, this can create substantial tax-free wealth-potentially even HSA millionaire territory. At age 65, your withdrawal options expand, giving you even more tax and penalty-free flexibility. You'll also be better prepared for long-term care costs, which Medicare does not cover.

Strengthen Your Financial Future
Opening and contributing to an HSA are among the smartest financial moves you can make. Maximize Your Earnings with a Health Savings Account gives you the strategies, insights, and step-by-step guidance to take full advantage of this remarkable account. Get your copy today and be ready for your next open enrollment.

Maximize Your Earnings with a Health Savings Account

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

Money is a tool, not the destination.

That single idea runs through all nineteen chapters of this book, and it is the one Jimmy T. Singh most wishes someone had explained to him at twenty-five.

The Wealth You Build is neither a memoir nor a theoretical guide. It is a practical roadmap built from a lifetime of real financial decisions, written by a CPA and former Corporate Controller with nearly forty years in public accounting and corporate finance.

You will read the reasoning behind decisions that actually happened: accepting a lower-paying position in 1989 because the long-term opportunity was better, continuing to invest through the 2008 downturn while adjusting only part of the portfolio, choosing a modest home when a larger one was affordable, staggering Social Security claims between two spouses for a specific and calculated reason, and asking two sons to carry a small student loan in their own names.

The book is organized in five parts:

<ul>
<li>Your Relationship with Money: what financial independence actually buys, and why quiet wealth outlasts visible wealth</li>
<li>The Habits That Build Wealth: living below your means, the real cost of debt, consistent investing, and why time matters more than any other variable</li>
<li>Protecting Your Financial Future: health as part of wealth, emergency funds, insurance, and the behavioral mistakes that undo capable people</li>
<li>Making Retirement Work: Social Security timing, turning savings into income, Roth conversions, and keeping more of what you earn</li>
<li>Beyond Wealth: teaching the next generation, and the difference between a legacy and an inheritance</li>
</ul>

What this book does not offer is a perfect retirement number or a formula for getting rich. Specific contribution limits and tax thresholds change every year, so the focus stays on the reasoning underneath the rules, which holds up long after any particular figure has changed. Where outside research, government guidance, or published data is cited, the sources are listed in a Notes on Sources section so readers can verify anything for themselves.

Jimmy is candid about what worked, what he would do differently, and where his own choices were more concentrated than he would recommend to anyone else.

Whether you are three decades from retirement or already in it, this book offers a framework for making sound financial decisions at every stage of life.

A Lifetime of Financial Wisdom

The Wealth You Build

The Life Strategy Series

Most people spend thirty-five years honoring a deal that was never fully real. Work hard. Stay loyal. Build your career. Save consistently. And at the end - retire, rest, and enjoy the life you deferred.

The problem is the deal has changed. The retirement model is broken. The financial math no longer works the way it was promised. And the version of you that can actually live the life you imagined - the one with functional knees, sharp curiosity, and the appetite for something genuinely new - will not wait until sixty-five.

The Golden Gap is not a vacation. It is not early retirement. It is not a gap year borrowed from someone else's life stage.
It is the moment you stop making the responsible choice at the expense of the irreplaceable one.

The Golden Gap is the deliberately designed period of reset, exploration, and reinvention taken at the specific moment when health, wealth, and time align. That window falls, for most people, between fifty and sixty-five. It may be open right now. It is almost certainly narrowing.

This book is the comprehensive guide to using it.

Written from inside the experience - not from the comfortable distance of having already arrived at the ending - The Golden Gap covers the full architecture of stepping away from the grind on your own terms. The financial reality: two people have documented living a slow-travel life across four continents and nineteen countries for an average of $28,000 per year. The psychological journey: who you are when the title is gone, how the identity transition works, and what the curiosity the career suppressed has been waiting to do. The practical framework: slow travel as both a philosophy and a financial strategy, the base camp model, and the weekly architecture that gives the gap structure without recreating the schedule you left behind. And the preparation: a comprehensive three-chapter timeline covering everything from the home decision to the health sprint to what the first week will actually feel like.

Six types of gap-taker are recognized throughout - from the person whose company made the decision for them to the person who has been planning this for years. You will recognize yourself in at least one of them.

The Northern Lights are still there. The stairs are still climbable. The window is open.

Now go.

Reclaim, Reset, and Reposition Your Life After 50

The Golden Gap

Exit Rich...Retire Free

The Business Owner's Retirement Blueprint: Exit Rich, Retire Free

Fully revised and updated for the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

There is a single day in most business owners' lives when more money moves than on any other. It is the day the business sells. Years of work collapse into a single wire transfer, and waiting at the other end is the IRS, ready to claim a substantial slice of everything the owner built. A poorly planned exit can hand the government a third of a lifetime's work in an afternoon. It does not have to be that way.

The Business Owner's Retirement Blueprint is a complete guide to navigating the journey from business ownership to a fulfilling, stress-free retirement. Drawing on more than 30 years in financial planning and over 15 years spent helping owners exit profitably, Jeff Kikel combines practical strategies, real-world stories, and step-by-step exercises that show owners how to sell well and retire with confidence.

This second edition adds three new chapters built around the post-2025 tax landscape. The QSBS Playbook explains how one section of the tax code can shelter a substantial portion of a sale from federal tax, and why it rewards owners who plan early. 
Cost Segregation reveals an overlooked strategy hidden within an owner's building, now more powerful than it has been in years. 
The Tax-Free Exit Stack shows what happens when these tools stop being separate tactics and become a single coordinated plan that can transform what a sale means for an owner's family and legacy.



Inside, readers will find 

The 5-Step Exit Rich, Retire Free System for maximizing business value and securing a smooth transition, a stress-free retirement income strategy designed specifically for business owners, guidance on the emotional and practical realities of life after the sale, more than twenty checklists and exercises, and proven approaches to protecting wealth and passing it on. Owners will learn how to value a business properly, find the right buyer, structure a deal that protects their proceeds, and avoid the regret of selling without a plan for what comes next.

Most financial planners do not understand the business sales process. Most accountants understand the taxes but not the planning. Most attorneys handle the documents but not the bigger picture. Jeff Kikel writes from the rare vantage point of someone who has built businesses, sold them, and guided hundreds of owners through the same transition. Whether retirement is years away or the sale is already in sight, this book offers a clear roadmap through every stage of a successful exit.

The 5-Step System To Sell Your Business, Secure Lifetime Income, and Retire Without Regret (Second Edition 2026)

The Business Owner's Retirement Blueprint

Masterarbeit aus dem Jahr 2025 im Fachbereich VWL - Finanzwissenschaft, Note: 1,7, FOM Hochschule für Oekonomie &amp; Management gemeinnützige GmbH, Düsseldorf früher Fachhochschule (Finance &amp; Accounting), Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: Warum sorgen viele Menschen nicht ausreichend für das Alter vor, selbst dann, wenn sie über finanzielle Kenntnisse verfügen? Welche Rolle spielen psychologische Denkfehler bei langfristigen Finanzentscheidungen? Und kann Financial Literacy dabei helfen, diese Verhaltensmuster zu überwinden? 

Die vorliegende Masterarbeit untersucht die Wechselwirkungen zwischen finanzieller Bildung und verhaltensökonomischen Anomalien im Kontext der privaten Altersvorsorge. Im Mittelpunkt stehen dabei die Fragen, wie Finanzwissen das Vorsorgeverhalten beeinflusst und in welchem Ausmaß kognitive Verzerrungen wie Overconfidence oder Present Bias finanzielle Entscheidungen prägen. 

Durch die Verbindung aktueller Forschung aus den Bereichen Financial Literacy, Behavioral Finance und Altersvorsorge entsteht ein umfassender Blick auf die Herausforderungen moderner Vorsorgeentscheidungen. Die empirische Untersuchung liefert spannende Einblicke in ein Themenfeld, das angesichts des demografischen Wandels und steigender Anforderungen an die Eigenverantwortung aktueller ist denn je. 

Eine fundierte wissenschaftliche Analyse für alle, die verstehen möchten, welche Faktoren hinter erfolgreicher Altersvorsorge stehen und warum Wissen allein nicht immer zu besseren Finanzentscheidungen führt.

Eine empirische Untersuchung

Der Einfluss von Financial Literacy und Verhaltensanomalien auf die private Altersvorsorge

Tired of watching your money slip away to Uncle Sam? Everyone despises taxes for a reason: they drain your income and limit your financial freedom. Discover the solution in I Hate Taxes and keep more cash in your pocket. You should pay your fair share in taxes-but not a penny more. It's time to end excessive tax payments and say hello to financial freedom. Within this book, you'll learn:Proven tax-saving strategies that put money back in your hands.
How to legally navigate the tax code to your advantage.
The tax-planning secrets financial planners won't share.
The power of paying your fair share while maximizing your savings.
How to make your life savings work for you, not the government. 


This book empowers you to take control and save thousands of dollars over your lifetime. End Uncle Sam's grip on your wallet, and welcome in a brighter future. The power to keep your money is in your hands-are you ready to make it happen?

Lower Your Taxes, Own Your Retirement

I Hate Taxes

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 Market Ride You Didn't Know You Sign Up For

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