This week’s title feature is one of Richter Publishing’s Amazon Best Sellers! The title, “The Book on Retirement: Are You Ready for the Second-Half of Your Financial Life?” by Kevin Houser and Gary Plessl has been extremely successful since its release in 2105.
Are you really ready for retirement? If your plan for retirement has only been focused on savings and accumulation of assets, you are likely only half prepared for retirement. The real key to a comfortable retirement is what you do with those assets during the “Second Half” of your financial life, when the focus shifts from savings and accumulation to income and distribution. Have you ever read a personal finance book that told you it’s not only okay – but a good idea – to spend money at certain moments of your life? You will now! Within these chapters you will also learn the real keys to a comfortable retirement: • Strategies for defusing the TICKING TAX TIME BOMB inside your IRA account • Ideas for protecting your assets and securing your retirement income • Strategies for minimizing taxes on IRA/401k distributions during every phase of your life • How to do a low-tax or tax-free Roth IRA conversion • Strategies for reducing or even eliminating capital gains and estate taxes • How to leverage your IRA to leave a lasting legacy and tax-free inheritance for your heirs Take the action you need to prepare for the second half of your financial life!
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Every month – and sometimes every few weeks – Richter Publishing cranks out a new podcast covering Tara’s features on radio shows! Our most recent podcast, Tara Richter, President of Richter Publishing, discusses the upcoming 3rd Annual Author Awards & Book Gala and much more on iHeart Radio with 
The internet is a powerful networking and marketing tool. As we all know, anything posted on the internet is permanent. So having a great online profile is nonofficial. Once your book is published, you will be listed on various outlets. You may be surprised at who contacts you in regards to your expertise. TV producers still reach out to me for dating related advice, even though it is no longer my main field of business.
Every book needs an editor. You need a different pair of eyes reading your words. When you are the one writing, you are too involved in the process. You need another person looking at the content with a fresh mind to see if the story runs smoothly. Does it make sense or did you leave out gaps of information that confuses the reader? And, of course, spelling and grammar also need to be reviewed. But how do you do that without an intern – or a big budget? Have no fear! That’s why writer meet-ups were invented! And yes, they really exist.
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