"Retirement life insurance" book

[Libertarian666]

But my editor would like some "advance praise" comments.

The title is "Retirement Life Insurance", with the subtitle "How Much is Needed to Optimize Retirement Spending".

If anyone here is interested in reading and commenting (perhaps a sentence or two), I'll be happy to give them access to the (almost) final version in PDF form.

Thanks!

[Maddy]

Given the name "Libertarian666," I expected something a little more. . . well. . . exciting.

[stuper1]

I'm interested, but not sure I have much time. How long is the book? How soon do you need the comments? Do I have to read the whole book before offering a (semi-) intelligent comment? Does the book talk about annuities?

Thanks!

[Libertarian666]

I'm interested, but not sure I have much time. How long is the book? How soon do you need the comments? Do I have to read the whole book before offering a (semi-) intelligent comment? Does the book talk about annuities?

Thanks!

1. The book is about 200 pages, but a lot of it is the user manual for my program, which you obviously don't have to read.
2. I would need the comments by next Tuesday; the sooner the better.
3. You don't have to read the whole book. The first 20 or 30 pages should tell you whether it is of interest to you.
4. Yes, it talks about annuities.

[Libertarian666]

Given the name "Libertarian666," I expected something a little more. . . well. . . exciting.

The reason I chose that nickname is that a reader of one of my previous books (much more technical than this one) said that it was like a "technical novel", in that he couldn't put it down.

[Libertarian666]

Here's a link to the publisher's listing for the book:
https://www.degruyter.com/view/product/ ... r&result=1

[frugal]

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[Libertarian666]

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Got it. Thanks!