About the Author – Paul R. Piché was born and raised in the western suburbs of Chicago. He attended Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Illinois, and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Economics in 1974. In between his start at SIU and graduation, he met his best friend and spouse, Babs. Paul entered the life insurance business in 1977, received his Chartered Life Underwriter designation in 1981, and his Chartered Financial Consultant designation in 1989, and has held various home office and regional management positions during his career of nearly 40 years. In 2006, Paul returned to personal selling starting his own agency, Safe Money Assets, with his focus being on retirement and income planning using only guaranteed products. Paul and Babs currently reside in Kerrville, Texas, where Safe Money Assets continues to work with those that want to take positive action for their own financial future. Paul can be reached at 309 Bow Drive, Kerrville, TX 78028; 214-542-2084.
Aloha Shirts, Umbrella Drinks & Island Breezes Or P B & J and TV Reruns
Considering your retirement? Then consider what size Aloha Shirt you may need!
by Paul R. Piché, CLU, ChFC
Aloha Shirts, Umbrella Drinks & Island Breezes Or P B & J and TV Reruns
Considering your retirement? Then consider what size Aloha Shirt you may need!
by Paul R. Piché, CLU, ChFC
Published Sep 03, 2016
134 Pages
Genre: BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Personal Finance / General
Book Details
Tips to finding the right size for your Aloha Shirt – • The very essences of retirement is Freedom. • Consider what retirement would be like without money …HMMMMM! • Consider planning for retirement as a full contact sport. • Think honestly about your personal planning; if you don’t take a critical look, who will? • It’s imperative to program in guarantees. • What is that biggest obstacle? Procrastination and Neglect. • This is your plan and it should accomplish your goals. • Is your future FREEDOM worth the struggle? We all have dreams about what our life will be like when we are able to stop working and enjoy all those plans we have made and harbored over a lifetime. Getting there will take some hard work, hard choices and responsibility for our own savings. Nothing worthwhile comes very easy.
Book Excerpt
The very essence of retirement is FREEDOM. Freedom to travel. Freedom to pursue activities one did not have time for while working. Freedom to go where one wants and when one wants... Retirement is often viewed as some distant point in the future and, as such, people find it easy to set aside the goal of retirement in favor of current financial demands. Yet the reality is that retirement planning cannot be reserved for tomorrow or perceived as optional...Sometimes it may be difficult convincing yourself that putting money away for future use and a secure retirement is the best use of your money. Consider what retirement would be like without money…or enough money… HMMMMM!
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