Books on Retirement Saving/Investing

[Sparkling]

Hello,

can someone suggest any book on retirement saving or planning please?
Any recommendations highly appreciated. Can be pretty basic, just to get started.

Sparkling

[xxd09]

Any one by John Bogle of Vanguard fame
xxd09

[dspp]

Hello,

can someone suggest any book on retirement saving or planning please?
Any recommendations highly appreciated. Can be pretty basic, just to get started.

Sparkling

See the topic on books: https://www.lemonfool.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=88&t=16116

regards, dspp

[Sparkling]

Thank you!

The Bogle books look great! Will start with the Little Book of Commen Sense Investing.

And also many thanks for the link!

[xxd09]

Lars Kroijer.Investing Demystified is the UK version of John Bogle
Read it after you have got Bogles principles clear in your thoughts from reading his book(s)
xxd09

[DanielBaksley]

Wow, thank you very much for this topic. I even could not imagine that there are such books, I was reading only general business and investing books.

Are there any special books that describe retirement saving situation in Eastern Europe? Hungary, in particular?

[xxd09]

If you go over to the Bogleheads Forum (John Bogle,s followers)
Look for Non US Investors section and ask there
xxd09

[ReboAndy]

The Intelligent Asset Allocator by William Bernstein in a really accessible introduction to the concepts of asset allocation and risk-adjusted returns.

[Hariseldon58]

Intelligent Asset Allocator by William Bernstein is very good, but even better is the more recent Rational Expectations from the same author.

[monabri]

I'd suggest checking out the free videos (typical 15mins each) on the Pension Craft website on YouTube. Ramin Nakisa explains things very well. He also produced a free booklet download.

https://pensioncraft.com/topic/how-to-c ... est-funds/

(link is half way down the page on the RHS under the picture of the book).

[PhaseThree]

One of the best UK biased ones I've come across :-
Beyond The 4% Rule: The science of retirement portfolios that last a lifetime, Abraham Okusanya

[gbjbaanb]

Morningstar has an interesting set of articles for retirees:

http://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/collect ... ement.aspx

one of which links to:
safe withdrawal rates (hint: more like 3% for UK retirees).

[b0f77]

I can recommend the RESET book by David Sawyer.

A review here https://www.poundsandsense.com/review-r ... id-sawyer/

"RESET: How to Restart Your Life and Get F.U. Money: The Unconventional Early Retirement Plan for Midlife Careerists Who Want to Be Happy Paperback – 18 Aug 2018"

Worth looking at for links to other articles and books

[SDN123]

I’m sure many here will scoff, but if you are younger, or prefer stories and general philosophy to hard facts (FWIW I like both) try “The Richest Man in Babylon” which is cheap to buy and also available as a free ebook if you google the title.

SDn