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More About This Title Save Now or Die Trying: Achieving Long-Term Wealth in Your 20s and 30s
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Mark Bruno is a reporter for Crain's Pensions & Investments, the largest and most credible publication in the retirement industry for the last thirty years. He has covered money management and retirement issues for Pensions & Investments, and has served as both a writer and editor for a wide range of investment and financial newspapers and magazines. Born in New York in 1977, Bruno earned his degree in English and American literature from the University of Maryland in 1999. He currently resides in New York City.
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Acknowledgments.
Chapter One. No One Will Reward You for a Job Well Done.
Chapter Two. Plan Now, or Die Broke.
Chapter Three. The Truth. The Whole Truth. Nothing but the Truth. So Help Me God.
Chapter Four. The Self-Proclaimed Freak.
Chapter Five. Breathing Life Into Your Retirement, The Basics of 401(k)s.
Chapter Six. Anything But Entry-Level.
Chapter Seven. On Your Own. Individual Retirement Accounts.
Chapter Eight. Taking the Heat to Stay in his Kitchen.
Chapter Nine. You Are Not on Your Own. Help Has Arrived. Finally.
Chapter Ten. The Teacher with More to Learn.
Chapter Eleven. Dealing With Debt & Fighting Gravity.
Chapter Twelve. The Mayor's Lounge.
Chapter Thirteen. The Roth 401(k), the Future of your Future?
Chapter Fourteen. Any Door Will Do.
Chapter Fifteen. There is a World of Help Out There.
Chapter Sixteen. An Afterword.
Appendix A. Save Now or Die Trying Ten Commandments.
Appendix B. Two Steps to a Budget.
Appendix C. Your Seven Rules of Thumb.
About the Author.
Endnotes.
Index.
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Named one of "10 books to improve your competitive edge" by TheStreet.com
"Bruno's book provides a better discussion of retirement vehicles and their role in building wealth than most new personal finance books available today. If you're seriously interested in building wealth using either of these two mechanisms, you might consider picking up a copy" - Dink's Finance
"Bruno makes an important point that none of us can forget: 'No one will take care of your retirement except you.' That's kind of scary -- until you think about how much scarier it would be to ignore that advice. As we live longer, and expenses for things such as health care continue to increase, it's critical that we think about retirement. And the good news is that Bruno has a straightforward strategy to help out." - The Motley Fool
