The Greatest Lesson You Learned From the Book

[Krishi Shah]

That even the way we plan for something develops as our surroundings evolve. It may sound simple and dumb, but that may be why we often forget about it.

[Ekuma Blessing]

Planning our lives, learning how to save money for the future, and selecting the profession that will make our lives easier all contribute to a lovely long-term relationship with our lives.

[Amanda Warner]

I learnt I don't have to wait until I get to Retirement age before I state reconfiguring my life or plan for retirement as I can do it at any age I find okay.

[Roderick Voss]

That retirement is another hard stage in life.

[Christian_ James]

My greatest lesson is saving and doing it on time.

[Bettny Andrade]

There are many interesting topics in this book, but the most important lesson is that it tells you the essentials of planning and changing the way you generate income to have a secure economy for old age.

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

I learnt that you can plan your retirement. Growing up I had no idea about this, people just worked until they couldn't work anymore. And when they get their pension, they don't use it wisely cause they never planned ahead.

[Ben Madeley]

I learnt that we need to start thinking about our finances when we retire sooner rather than later. We won't work forever and who wants to be dependent on others when they retire.

[Snowie Yong]

The best thing I learnt from this book is that I don't need to sacrifice my current lifestyle or pick up a job I don't enjoy to safeguard my finances. Unlike other books that can be too rigid and depressing, this book offered me practical advice that was both hopeful and empowering.

[Nathaniel Sarah]

I learned that there is a need to always plan every phase of our life, be it the present or the future. We should always learn how to plan.

[Christiana Legbara]

My greatest lesson was that you should take advantage of free packages.

[Chris Rich Nwaka]

I discovered that, if not adequately planned out, retirement may be quite dreary and frightening. Additionally, being productive is possible even after retirement; productivity is not necessarily over when you stop working.

[Mellino Itz]

Every chapter of this book will leave you with a striking lesson. For me, I have become conscious more than ever on the need to plan for retirement. It brings you a feeling of accomplishment and fulfillment.

[GS 11]

It is not enough to just be good at your job until retirement and let the 401s and savings to live comfortably after you retire. And retirement planning should not be understood as something for the 40s and 50s. One should start planning as early as they start their job.

[Radiant3]

This book made me more aware of how important it is to educate myself in terms of finances. Change can happen at any age and it is wiser to financially plan ahead.