HOW TO RETIRE WITHOUT MONEY
Escape the rat race with ideas, plans, and true case histories.
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- • Learn how the author defines retirement: leisure, escape, and peace.
- • Read real case histories of people who broke away with little money.
- • Get destination ideas and practical “how-to” plans for low-cost living.
- • Discover ways to earn income while avoiding the traditional treadmill.
- • Start now with a step-by-step approach to preparing your move.
الوصف
“How to Retire Without Money” argues that retirement—understood as a life with leisure, peace of mind, and freedom from drudgery—is possible at many ages and with limited resources. Bob Belmont rejects the standard American pattern of working for decades, chasing status, and then trying to enjoy life too late. Instead, he offers practical guidance and numerous case histories showing how people broke out of routine: choosing bargain paradises, living on small incomes, starting small businesses or service ventures, and using skills or simple opportunities in tourist and low-cost regions. The book focuses on shifting your mindset, researching destinations carefully, and acting decisively now, so you can build a comfortable, fulfilling life rather than merely “retiring” on paper.
فهرس المحتويات
Chapter 1 Why You Should Consider Retirement Chapter 2 Where to Retire Chapter 3 When to Retire Chapter 4 Retiring on a Small Income Chapter 5 America's Bargain Paradises Chapter 6 America's Art Colonies Chapter 7 In Your Own Home Town Chapter 8 Mexico Chapter 9 Spain Chapter 10 France Chapter 11 Italy Chapter 12 Austria Chapter 13 Great Britain Chapter 14 Greece Chapter 15 Morocco Chapter 16 Japan Chapter 17 Here, There and the Other Place Chapter 18 How to Get Started—NOW Chapter 19 Principles of Wealth Acquisition Chapter 20 How to Get Retirement Ideas—and Spot Ideal Situations Chapter 21 Odds & Ends Chapter 22 Last Word
معاينة
Had I used my first title I am sure there would have been some who would have gone no further than the title itself. "Retire at the age of 21?" they would have said. "Nonsense! The average American is lucky to retire at 65—if ever." But while I could agree with them that the average American is lucky if he ever retires at all, I still contend, in fact, I insist, that it is quite possible to retire at just about any age given no more than the usual basic education and an average American intelligence.
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