HOW TO RETIRE RICH

The advice in this nicely read financial bestseller is aimed at the neophyte investor or the family just realizing that the future costs money. Save first, limit spending, set goals, minimize taxes and don't be stupid with your investments -- this is all standard advice, adequately organized and spelled out. The discussions of stock analysis, mutual funds, brokerage options and portfolio management are also clear, though maybe too condensed, and based on reasonably conservative principles. Chapter beginnings are announced throughout the program, but not listed on the box or cassettes. But the information is general enough for listeners to hear without worrying about where they are in the program. T.W. © AudioFile 2001, Portland, Maine [Published: FEB/MAR 01]