Fire Your Retirement Planner: You!: Concise Advice On How To Join the $100,000 Retirement Club

Planning for retirement is a difficult minefield to navigate. With risks like when to begin saving, the effects of inflation, longevity, and health care costs all affecting their decisions, retirees and pre-retirees often don’t have the skillset needed to make the right decisions for their future.

In Fire Your Retirement Planner: You, author and veteran financial advisor Rodger Alan Friedman provides a host of noninvestment-specific tools and strategies to deal with the numerous challenges surrounding retirement.

This remarkable resource uses finely crafted stories to highlight warnings, ideas, and best practices to provide simple and practical principles that anyone can grasp.

Divided into six sections titled “Food for Thought,” “Taking Ownership,” “Lifestyle & Discipline,” “Planning,” “Strategic Thinking,” and “In Favor of Professionals,” Friedman pulls from over thirty years of knowledge and experience to talk openly and honestly about the pitfalls awaiting those that do not change their behaviors and start taking planning and investing for retirement seriously.

Friedman is passionate about helping families make the best choices possible for a successful and secure exit from the workforce. The book is an essential tool for anyone preparing for the time when their paychecks stop.

Rodger Alan Friedman is an American author, speaker, Chartered Retirement Planning CounselorSM, and financial adviser with over thirty years of experience.

He is a founding partner of Steward Partners Global Advisory, a leading independent private financial services firm delivering comprehensive wealth management, retirement planning, and investment strategy implementation to family and multigenerational investors.

He is one of America's foremost authorities on the relationships between clients and their financial advisers. His first book, the Amazon best-selling Forging Bonds of Steel, is widely regarded as the premier book on this sacred connection.

A native of New York City, he moved to the Washington metro area in the early 1980s. He and his wife, Reena, currently live in Maryland with their two children.

For more information, please visit www.rodgeronretirement.com.