Seven Steps to Retirement Success: The Only Guide You Need to the Most Important Transition of Your Life

We spend decades trying to save for retirement, always wondering whether it will be enough. And when the time comes to use that money, how do we proceed? Financial planner, radio personality, and “Retirement Professor” Winter Troxel has written this book to help with the many daunting issues of retirement planning. In clear, straightforward, language—punctuated by humor, illustrative anecdotes, and informative charts—he empowers readers to create an achievable plan for a rewarding future, while demystifying such matters as sequence of returns, Social Security, and asset allocation. In his foreword, retirement expert Abe Ashton says, “Trust me when I tell you that I have never come across a retirement book that offers so much useful information in such a concise, easy-to-understand, enjoyable context.” With this valuable book, a secure retirement is just seven steps away.

Winter Troxel is the founding partner of Bridgemark Wealth Management. Born and raised in the Midwest, he has a Bachelors degree from Anderson University and a Masters degree from Florida State University. Winter started his career as a financial advisor in 2003 and has been recognized by numerous organizations in the industry as one of the top advisors in the United States. Winter has participated in an expert retirement panel with Myron Kandel of Fortune, and is a contributor to Fortune, Money, CNN, and Annuity123. He is a frequent guest on WUSA9 (CBS) Good Morning Washington. He has been a featured speaker at numerous federal government agencies and actively leads more than 50 retirement seminars per year. In 2007, Winter launched a firm that has evolved into Bridgemark Wealth Management, where he and his team have helped hundreds of families and federal employees retire successfully. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Corrie; their two boys, Braxton and Camden; and their dog, Max. He spends the summer listening to Reds' baseball and the fall watching college football.