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Midlife

Judith Estrine, Steven Estrine

1999

The 100-year life

Lynda Gratton

2016

Retire early--and live the life you want now

John F. Wasik

2000

Effective use of older workers

Elizabeth Llewellyn Breckinridge

1953

Fifty-five, unemployed, and faking normal

Elizabeth White

2016

The Retirement Myth

Craig S. Karpel, Craig Karpel

1995

Retirement for dummies

Inc Humana

2009

1,001 ways to save, grow, and invest your money

David E. Rye

1999

Procrastinator's Guide to Retirement

David Trahair, Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada Staff

2016

Exit music

Ian Rankin

2007 ★ 3.8

As the survivor of an active member

Massachusetts. Teachers' Retirement Board

1988

How to retire happy, wild, and free

Ernie J. Zelinski

2004

The economics of aging

James H. Schulz

1980

The Oxford handbook of retirement

Mo Wang

2013

Economic Foundations for Creative Ageing Policy, Volume II

Andrzej Klimczuk

2017

The social forces in later life

Robert C. Atchley

1972

Successful inter-generational business & estate planning

2001

Capitalism and the construction of old age

Phillipson, Chris.

1982

It's never too late to get rich

James A. Jorgensen

1995

Retirement

Kenneth S. Shultz

2016

J.K. Lasser's new rules for estate, retirement, and tax planning

Stewart H. Welch

2014

Retire Rich

Bambi Holzer

1998

The 5 years before you retire

Emily Guy Birken

2014

The Canadian snowbird in America

Terry F. Ritchie

2007

Investing in 401(k)s

Scott Gilpatric

1999

Ernst & Young's retirement planning guide

William J. Arnone, Ernst & Young LLP

2002

The new retirementality

Mitch Anthony

2001

Late adulthood

Richard A. Kalish

1975

The three boxes of life

Richard Nelson Bolles

1978

Don't let this crisis go to waste

Michael P. Johnson

2009

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