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200 14$aThe Value of Debt in Retirement $eWhy Everything You Have Been Told Is Wrong
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327   $aQuestion 4: Are You Willing to Put in the Effort to Find and Work with Qualified Experts to Make Sure Your Situation and Circumstances Are a Good Fit?Everyday Example #1: Immediately Better Credit Card Debt; Getting beyond the ABLF and Focusing on Retirement; Notes; Chapter 2: Debt in Retirement: Conventional Wisdom, Right and Wrong; What Some Popular Retirement Books Get Right-and Wrong-about Debt; The "Good versus Bad" Debt Camp; Bach Where We Started: The Irresolutely "Against Debt" Camp; The (Very Small) "Sometimes It's Okay to Have Debt" Camp
327   $aEveryday Example #2: A Bridge Loan over Troubled QuartersNotes; Chapter 3: Why and Whether to Adopt a Holistic Debt-Inclusive Approach in Retirement; A First Look at the Three Main Types of Debt: Oppressive, Working, and Enriching; Seven Rules for Being a Better Debtor; In the Company of Longer Life Spans; Winging Your Way to a Successful Retirement: The "Whole Chicken" Approach; Everyday Example #3: A Holistic Business Recipe for Success; Notes; Part II: The Power of Debt in Reducing Taxes, Increasing Return, and Reducing Risk; Chapter 4: Returning to the Return You Need
327   $aCash Flow and Incoming Money: The Ultimate Key to Resource ManagementYou Have to Get Your Numbers Right!; Regardless of Your Net Worth, Distributions Are Rarely Constant over Time in Retirement; How Much Can You Safely Take Out?; How You May Be Able to Increase Your Rate of Return; How Is This Possible? A Big-Picture Overview; Risks and Problems; Everyday Example #4: Retiring the "Loan" Survivor; Notes; Chapter 5: The Power of Debt Meets Our Ridiculous Tax Code: 5.5 Million Net Worth, 240,000 Income, and 4,000 in Taxes!; Some Brief Preliminaries: Income versus Incoming Money
327   $aThe Websters: A Tale That Taxes the ImaginationYour De Facto Tax Advisor; An Inconvenient Truth; How to Pay Almost No Taxes in Retirement: A Few More Examples; Everyday Example #5: "Auto" You Not Be Sure You Are Getting the Best Loan?; Notes; Chapter 6: Risk Matters More Than Return; Why Your Personal Risk Tolerance May Not Matter; A Simple Understanding of Risk; The Odds of a 6 Percent Rate of Return over the Next 30 Years Are Exactly Zero; Even If You Know Your Average Rate of Return, It's Impossible to Know Your Future Net Worth
327   $aWhile Risk Tolerance May Not Matter, the Sequence of Returns Does
330   $aIncrease the odds you won't run out of money in retirement - using debt!   Conventional wisdom is wrong - being debt free in retirement may actually increase your risk. The Value of Debt in Retirement teaches you how incorporating debt into your retirement strategy may increase your return, lower your taxes and actually lower your risk. You read that right. If handled correctly, debt-that thing we've all been taught to avoid-can play an integral role in your life, especially in retirement. New York Times Best Selling Author and nationally acclaimed financial expert Tom Anderson shows you how t
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