Cracking Open the Nest Egg by Martin Hawes

Cracking Open the Nest Egg by Martin Hawes

Planning for retirement can be a scary thought, whether it is just around the corner or years in the future. Martin Hawes, one of New Zealand’s best-known experts on personal finance, answers all of the questions that may be keeping you up at night: How much will I need to retire? Can I ever afford to stop working? How do I make sure my money lasts as long as I do? Working out how you can achieve a regular monthly retirement income is more difficult than it used to be. Historically low interest rates (despite the current blip) plus longer life expectancy means the old method of parking your nest egg in a savings account and living off the interest is no longer an option. Hawes guides you step-by-step through the planning process, showing you how you can safely create a regular income for the rest of your life. Cracking Open the Nest Egg will help you to confidently take control of your financial future and achieve the kind of retirement you always dreamed of.

Martin Hawes is a well-known financial advisor, author, speaker and media commentator. He has authored 22 books on personal finance and was a financial advisor for 20 years. Martin has spent a lot of time in the media: he was a presenter on Financial Secrets and Home Truths. He has been a columnist in a wide range of publications from the Accountants’ Journal to the New Zealand Herald. He was a columnist with the Sunday Star-Times for seven years. In addition to his speaking engagements and media appearances he is the Chairperson of the Summer KiwiSaver Investment Committee and Director of Lifetime Income.

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ISBN 13	9781990003462
ISBN 10	199000346X
Titel	Cracking Open the Nest Egg
Autor	Martin Hawes
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Bindungsart	Paperback
Verlag	Upstart Press Ltd
Erscheinungsjahr	2022-04-07
Seitenanzahl	192
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