Not content with filming a feature-length documentary about the Baby Boomer generation and their retirement, I will be collaborating with another Financial Planner to publish a book on the same subject.
Boom! – The New Age of Retirement and How the Baby Boomers Are Changing Everything is the new book I am co-writing with retirement planning expert Justin King of MFP Wealth Management in Dorset.
Our book explores the challenges raised by the four D’s of retirement; debt, divorce, disease and death – and deals with the misnomer that retirement is exclusively an economic event.
[youtube Zq2DxBuFYwg nolink]Through in-depth research with Baby Boomers and experts in this field, the book looks at whether this generation will redefine this stage of their lives in their own terms – as they have done time and time again – or whether retirement will redefine them.
We both assert that a meaningful retirement is worth planning for, but it doesn’t happen by accident.
The book is full of practical advice guiding retirees through the minefield of planning for their retirement and coping with the unforeseen.
Collaboration between Justin and I as two Chartered Financial Planners passionate about bringing peace of mind to the retirement community continues on from the feature length documentary,’ Boom! Demographics are Destiny’, which I have written and directed, with Justin as Executive Producer for the project.
As the retirement capital of the UK where 30% of residents are retired, where better to launch the book than in Christchurch, Dorset, home to Justin’s firm of award-winning Chartered and Accredited Financial Planning Firm™, MFP Wealth Management.
The book launch will coincide with the screening of the Boom! feature length documentary at Christchurch’s Regent Centre on Friday 28th November 2014, during Financial Planning Week.
You can purchase your ticket for this screening at this impressive venue in Dorset using this link.
All attendees will receive a free signed copy of the book, which will be available to pre-order shortly.