Your Retirement: Dream or Disaster? How to Avoid the Hidden Traps in Retirement Planning Advice
Presented on: Tuesday, January 23rd at 11:00 AM PST
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Learn how to avoid the hidden traps in retirement planning!
Retirement planning is a complicated process that requires careful coordination of financial, legal, and housing plans. Unfortunately, up to 70% of American retirees experience negative outcomes. These negative outcomes include being forced into a retirement home, running out of money, and becoming a burden on loved ones.
But there is hope. With over 20 years of experience, elder law attorney Rajiv Nagaich breaks down the “LifePlanning system” in his book Your Retirement: Dream or Disaster?. This book thoroughly explains retirement planning in a way that anyone can understand. With a bit of "LifePlanning,” you can live the retirement of your dreams.
About the Author: Rajiv Nagaich, J.D. L.L.M., author of Your Retirement: Dream or Disaster, is an elder law attorney, speaker, and retirement planning visionary. He hosts two popular public television specials (Master Your Future and The Path to Happily Ever After) and the AgingOptions Radio Show, dispensing retirement planning advice to people in the Pacific Northwest for twenty years. Rajiv was inducted as a Fellow by the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) in 2014. He is a three-time NAELA Pacesetter Award winner and a commissioner at the Law and Aging Commission at the American Bar Association. Rajiv is the founding partner of Life Point Law in Federal Way, Washington, and the Chief Executive Officer of AgingOptions.
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