Order your copy of Jeremy Keil’s new book “Retire Today” available now.
I am so excited to share some big news with you: my new book, Retire Today, is officially available!
This book is the result of years of helping people transition into retirement and seeing firsthand what works—and what doesn’t. My goal in writing Retire Today was to give you a simple, step-by-step guide to creating your own retirement master plan. Because the truth is, retirement doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With the right process, you can feel confident, prepared, and ready to enjoy life on your terms.
Why I Wrote Retire Today
Over the years, I’ve met countless people who’ve asked me the same questions:
- When can I actually afford to retire?
- How much will I spend in retirement?
- What if I run out of money?
- How do taxes, health insurance and Social Security fit into the picture?
What I realized is that most people don’t need complicated formulas or jargon—they need a clear framework that helps them make smart choices and avoid costly mistakes. That’s exactly what Retire Today delivers.
It’s not about chasing the “perfect” retirement plan. It’s about creating a personalized plan that works for you.
What You’ll Find in the Book
Inside Retire Today, I walk you through the five steps to creating your retirement master plan. Each step is designed to answer the most important questions you’ll face:
- How much will I spend in retirement?
- How can I maximize my monthly lifetime income?
- What can I do to reduce taxes?
- How can I make my investments last?
- How do I create and protect my legacy?
Each chapter includes real-life examples from people I’ve worked with. These aren’t just theories—they’re practical lessons that show you how small changes can make a big difference in your financial future.
Why This Book Matters Now
We live in uncertain times. Markets go up and down, tax laws change, and healthcare costs continue to rise. But no matter what happens, you can take control of your retirement today by following a clear, proven process.
The sooner you start, the more flexibility and confidence you’ll have. That’s why I encourage you not just to read the book—but to act on it.
Where to Get Your Copy
You can get your copy of Retire Today right now by visiting JeremyKeil.com.
And here’s my challenge to you: don’t just buy the book and put it on the shelf. Work through the steps. Build your plan. And take that first action toward the retirement you’ve always dreamed of.
Ready to Retire Today?
This isn’t just the title of the book—it’s a mindset. Retire Today means having the confidence to know you’re prepared, whether you retire tomorrow, five years from now, or later down the road.
So if you’ve been waiting for the right time to take your retirement seriously, that time is now.
Grab your copy of Retire Today, start building your retirement master plan, and take control of your future.
Because your best years are ahead—and they start today.
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