Retirement on a Shoestring (BARNES& NOBLE BOOKS)

by John Howells

Book Overview

Offers strategies for stretching a limited income and provides advice on saving money on rent or home ownership and bills, living safely, and finding an affordable retirement location. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1567316670
• ISBN13: 9781567316674
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Barnes & Noble Books
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.

Customer Reviews

adjusting to living on less and be happy

The book "Retiring on a shoestring" is very helpful and insightful highly recommended. Gets down to some of the brass tacks, and lets you see the picture.

Sage Advice for Shoestring Retirement

This informative book contains invaluable advice on retirement options for those with cash-flow worries. Speaking to folks like me, Howells knows just what the hot buttons are, and how to address them. I found helpful information in every chapter. Howells does not waste any time getting to the heart of retirement issues for limited income folks who rarely receive any due in most publications. Not all retirees have investment income and golden parachutes! Highly recommended reading!

Great Overview on Retirement

Retirement on a Shoestring has sections that really add to what I have read on retirement. I especially like the chapters on College Towns in retirement, RVs and Retirement, and Mobile Homes and Retirement. The book is easy to read, and it is full of great statistics, tips and insights. This is a fine book for someone contemplating retirement. It makes one feel that success in retirement is just around the corner.

An excellent retiree's bible filled with practical info.

Unlike most retirement guides which offer zero useful information, "Shoestring" offers practical information for the majority of Americans who are not filthy rich, and are coming up on depleted Social Security, rising housing and rental costs and non-existent medical care.Howells offers real strategies to live on reduced incomes. I recommend it. A+, John.