Dogs In Outer Space

Carlson, Bob

Carlson Press

If Dogs Could Drive

“Down The Road” is a fun look at what life is like Cruisin’ with your friends in some old American Iron. There is nothing like a bunch of kool Hot Rods and Old School Customs hitting the highway. “Down The Road” is a photo essay that captures scenes of some noteworthy car builders, and real car guys putting on the miles.

Down The Road: Cruisin' With My Friends

Sports & Outdoors

Miscellaneous

“Levi and Sarah’s Big Adventure” is a fun filled story of a young family going on a weekend camping trip. It is the first camping experience for this young brother and sister, Levi and Sarah. This is a bright and colorfully illustrated story filled with the fun and excitement of new experiences. This story models a healthy family dynamic, while enjoying God’s beautiful creation.

Levi and Sarah's Big Adventure

Children's Books

Humor

A championship racewalker and charter member of the Colorado Governor's Council for Health Promotion and Physical Fitness, Bob Carlson has done extensive writing and teaching on the benefits of walking as the best exercize for most people.

Healthwalk

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Exercise & Fitness

Fulcrum+ Publishing

Shows walkers of all levels how to achieve total body fitness. It offers comprehensive advice on all aspects of walking, from practicing good nutritional habits to learning correct walking form and technique and building endurance for competitive racewalking.

Walking for Health, Fitness, and Sport

RETIRE WITHOUT REGRETS What's the biggest retirement mistake you can make? Not taking full advantage of your Social Security benefits. And it's a mistake that almost every retiree makes. If you're like most people, you would have to be a millionaire to earn as much from your investments as you can from Social Security. But Social Security also comes with pitfalls, and the wrong choice can leave you poorer for the rest of your life. Luckily, America's #1 retirement expert, Bob Carlson, editor of the popular Retirement Watch newsletter and website, is here to help with an easy-to-follow guide to getting the most out of your Social Security benefits. You'll learn: * The right time to claim your benefits--and why timing is key * Whether you should take a lump sum benefit * How to minimize your total tax bill with smart Social Security choices * Why working can sometimes decrease your benefits * How to calculate your "longevity risk" so you never run out of money * When you can change your benefits claim, and when you can't * Why you can't depend on the Social Security Administration for good advice--or even correct information * And much, much more! Millions of Americans have come to regret their Social Security decisions. If you want to avoid the same mistakes, you need Where's My Money? Secrets to Getting the Most out of Your Social Security.

Where's My Money?: Secrets to Getting the Most out of Your Social Security

Business & Money

Personal Finance

Regnery Capital

America’s #1 retirement adviser offers tried and true investment strategies for before and after retirement. Sound guidance from the creator of RetirementWatch.com and the author of Where’s My Money?: Secrets to Getting the Most Out of Your Social Security.\nThe 2020s are likely to be among the worst times to be nearing retirement or in the early years of retirement. The book first explains the forces that are coming together to make it more difficult to create and maintain financial security and independence in retirement. 
The middle of the Baby Boomer generation will increase the pressure on every aspect of retirement. The early boomers began reaching 65 in 2011. Since then about 10,000 Boomers per day have been hitting 65. But the middle section of the Boomers is larger than the early Boomers. Beginning in 2024, an estimated 12,000 Baby Boomers will turn 65 each day.\nAlready the foundations of retirement, Social Security and Medicare, are under stress. The rapid increase in the number of Boomers enrolling in these systems will increase the strain.\nIn addition, the high returns in stocks and other investments since 2009 (and especially since 2017) make it likely that investment returns will be below their long-term averages during most of the 2020s. Further, interest rates on traditional retirement income investments, such as certificates of deposit, short-term government bonds, and money market funds, are the lowest they’ve been in U.S. history and are likely to remain below their historic averages.\nIn addition, taxes imposed by all levels of government are likely to increase during the 2020s. A longstanding myth is that a person’s tax burden will decline in retirement. That hasn’t been true for some time, and in the 2020s retirees are likely to face a range of tax increases.\nFor a long time, many retirees left a lot of money on the table by making less-than-optimum decisions about Social Security, Medicare, IRAs, 401(k) rollovers, long-term care, and other key retirement issues. For example, a recent study done for United Income concluded that only four percent of Social Security beneficiaries made the optimum decision about when to claim retirement benefits.\nFor the most part, the Boomers mistakes were bailed out by high stock market returns and low inflation. Retirees in the 2020s aren’t likely to be so fortunate. 
Peak Boomers have to make the right decisions about all aspects of their retirement finances. This book will cover each of the key retirement planning issues faced in the five years before retirement and the first five years of retirement and guide readers to making the right decisions for them.

Retirement Watch: The Essential Guide to Retiring in the 2020's

Economics

Regnery

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