ISBN | Product | Product | Price CHF | Available | |
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FT Guide to Saving and Investing for Retirement |
9781292129297 FT Guide to Saving and Investing for Retirement |
40.80 |
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One of the most important financial plans you can have is saving and investing for your retirement. Quite simply, the success of this plan determines whether you’re going to live comfortably after you stop working.
The Financial Times Guide to Saving and Investing for Retirement will lead you through a bewildering maze of financial tools and provide advice on crucial investment decisions. It provides everything you need to know about how to save and invest so that you can successfully plan for your retirement. It is packed with invaluable information on taxes, ISAs, pensions, investing across different assets and buying property.
The Financial Times Guide to Saving and Investing for Retirement will help you:
‘A comprehensive framework for savings, investment and consumption in the real world - a must read for every individual.’
Prof. Narayan Y. Naik, Professor of Finance & Co-Head of Finance Department, London Business School
'Yoram Lustig cuts through the noise to give you the practitioner’s insight on developing and implementing a robust financial plan'
Nick Bartlett, CFA, Director of Education, CFA UK
‘Anyone whether they are 20, 60 or 80 should read this book. It will make retirement much more financially enjoyable.’
Lawrence Gosling, Founding Editor of Investment Week and Group Editorial Director of Incisive Media, which is the publisher of Professional Pensions
One of the most important financial plans you can have is saving and investing for your retirement. Quite simply, the success of this plan determines whether you’re going to live comfortably after you stop working.
The Financial Times Guide to Saving and Investing for Retirement will lead you through a bewildering maze of financial tools and provide advice on crucial investment decisions. It provides everything you need to know about how to save and invest so that you can successfully plan for your retirement. It is packed with invaluable information on taxes, ISAs, pensions, investing across different assets and buying property.
The Financial Times Guide to Saving and Investing for Retirement will help you:
Benchmark
Foreword
1. Why should you save for retirement?
2. Saving for your retirement
3. Investment outcomes
4. Investment risk
5. Investment constraints
6. Investment strategy
7. Lifecycle investing
8. Asset classes
9. Traditional investments
10. Alternative investments
11. Residential real estate
12. Investment historic performance
13. Diversification
14. Expected return and risk
15. Strategic Asset Allocation
16. Behavioural finance
17. The economic cycle
18. Tactical Asset Allocation
19. Choosing investments
20. Investment vehicles
21. Managing your portfolio
22. Managing risks
23. Reviewing
24. Your financial life plan
Acknowledgements
About the author
One of the most important financial plans you can have is saving and investing for your
retirement. Quite simply, the success of this plan determines whether you’re going to live
comfortably after you stop working.
The Financial Times Guide to Saving and Investing for Retirement will lead you through
a bewildering maze of financial tools and provide advice on crucial investment decisions.
It provides everything you need to know about how to save and invest so that you can
successfully plan for your retirement. It is packed with invaluable information on taxes,
ISAs, pensions, investing across different assets and buying property.
The Financial Times Guide to Saving and Investing for Retirement will help you:
Yoram Lustig is a multi-asset portfolio manager and an author. He has been professionally managing assets since 2002 and writing since 2012. In 2013 he joined AXA Investment Managers as Head of Multi-Asset Investments UK and has been managing AXA IM Smart Diversified Growth Fund since its launch in April 2014. From 2009 to 2012, Yoram was Head of Multi-Asset Funds at Aviva Investors, leading the multi-asset team and managing a range of multi-billion pound, multi-asset portfolios, focusing on institutional investors. From 2002 to 2009 he was head of portfolio construction at Merrill Lynch, managing multi-asset discretionary portfolios, focusing on wealthy individuals.