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Understanding Retirement Planning provides students with a
comprehensive understanding of the real-world applications of
retirement planning, as well as an exploration of the opportunities
and challenges they will likely face in their career as a
retirement planner. As students progress through the five modules
within the anthology, they move from learning the basics of
retirement planning to develop knowledge and skills centered around
holistic retirement planning. They learn the importance of
including the emotional, psychological, and financial needs of
clients into their planning and how that consideration makes them
more effective. Students also examine social programs and explore
solutions that can reduce the potential economic impacts of
government policy changes aimed at social programs. Readers are
challenged to explore common unconscious biases, cultural
expectations, and discriminations to better understand how these
factors affect financial and retirement planning. The collection
also discusses the retirement-planning challenges faced by all
clients, including clients that are generally considered
underserved, including older/aging workers, women, and LGBTQ
individuals and couples. A comprehensive and enlightening
collection, Understanding Retirement Planning is well suited for
courses in financial planning.
Attitudes to retirement vary, and in this book Wendy Billington
draws on her pastoral skills and life experience to ask the
question: what is a Christian view of retirement? If we believe
that life is a gift from God, should we not be viewing retirement
as part of an integrated whole and see our latter years as part of
God's plan? This book is intended for all to read: individuals
preparing for retirement and in their retirement years as well as
their families, friends, befrienders, carers and professionals.
Written in two sections, 'Uprooting the weeds' and 'Sowing the
seeds', it includes questions for group discussion at the end of
each chapter, followed by a meditative thought for the day and a
closing prayer.
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