The Retirement Crisis in America
A guide that exposes why many Americans risk outliving their savings and shows practical, tax‑savvy strategies to protect income, reduce risk, and build secure retirement cash flow.
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Strategic Brief
The Retirement Crisis in America” explains why traditional retirement plans are failing many workers and leaving them dangerously exposed to market losses, taxes, inflation, and rising living costs. Drawing on real-world data and case studies, Jason Astwood shows how overreliance on 401(k)s and similar market-based accounts can wipe out decades of savings, then walks readers through strategies to reposition assets, reduce risk, and create predictable income that can last for life. The book also highlights how debt, poor tax planning, and underfunded government programs compound the problem, and it offers step-by-step, practical guidance for restructuring finances so retirees can maintain their lifestyle instead of running out of money.