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Mark Miller

Q _ How is your book different from other retirement books?

A _ Many retirement books focus on the reader who least needs help, people who have substantial retirement savings and investment portfolios who are looking for an additional edge. Having covered retirement for 15 years I saw that there’s a very substantial number of households getting close to retirement that are just not financially prepared. They haven’t saved much or anything and will be relying only on Social Security for income.

What advice would you

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