Retire Young!               You CAN Retire Young: How to Retire in Your 40s or 50s Without Being Rich

WHO'S THE AUTHOR?

Larry and Kris Ferstenou retired in May of 1993, at ages 42 and 40, without being rich. In fact, their combined income averaged only $47,300 per year over their 18-year careers—and that included interest, dividends, and capital gains. They've been early retirees for nearly 11 years with no plans to ever return to full-time employment. When it comes to retiring young, they've "been there, done that." And the purpose of Larry's new book is to help put you in that same position. You can retire young without a million dollars or a six-digit annual income; just follow their lead.

Larry graduated from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire with a B.S. degree in psychology, then completed an M.S. degree in vocational evaluation at the University of Wisconsin–Stout. A 17-year career in the field of vocational rehabilitation, and an unexpected family death, were central in forming Larry's philosophy on retiring as young as possible.

After spending their first 25 years in Wisconsin, Larry and Kris lived in Kansas for three years, the Central Coast of California for 14 years, and finally retired to Southern Utah in 1993 where they continue to enjoy their early retirement dream. With Larry's book as your guide, you will be able to start living your dream, too.

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You CAN Retire Young: How to Retire in Your 40s or 50s Without Being Rich by Larry Ferstenou

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Monday May 17, 2004