Do you need a retirement plan? A road map for building wealth so, someday, you can stop working?

You don't have to use a complicated scheme dreamed up by some financial genius for this. And you don't have to use some costly plan promoted by an investor adviser who makes money selling his or her plan. You can instead use CPA Stephen L. Nelson's simple, thirteen word investment plan. Nelson's plan? Here it is: $5,500 annually into an IRA or 401(k) invested in cheap target retirement funds.

Use this plan and you end up in the top ten percent of retirees... that means you've got just about half a million in current day, uninflated dollars.

Interested? Short, easy-to-understand chapters walk you through the key steps and, importantly, explain how to use tax savings and employer matching for most of that money you'll want to save and how to not get beat up by high-cost, high-complexity alternatives:
Introduction
Chapter 1 - Setting Expectations
Chapter 2 - Understanding Why People Fail
Chapter 3 - Using an IRA or 401(k)
Chapter 4 - Please Please Not a Roth
Chapter 5 - Cheap Really Matters
Chapter 6 - Target Retirement Funds
Chapter 7 - Playing with the Percentages
Chapter 8 - Tricking for Finding the Money to Save
Chapter 9 - Seven Awkward Questions