How To Safely Quit The Day Job By Ian Mitchell

If you've picked up this book the chances are you're a baby boomer: born between 1946 and 1964, perhaps made relatively wealthy by the advent of the Celtic Tiger or the property boom of the last decade. You have the house almost to yourself now the kids are finally growing tired of home cooking, and you're still wondering what you're going to do when you grow up. Deep down in your baby boomer soul you're wondering if you ought to make a change. Have more time to spend with the family. Work a bit on the short game. Spend your winters in the sun. In short, you want to quit the day job. But you want to do it tax efficiently. You want to maximise what's going. And in the uncertain financial world we've bequeathed to our children you don't want to take any chances. You want to be secure for the rest of your life. Of course you do! Mixing as it does humour, anecdotal case studies and hard financial information, this is the book for you. It's written by an expert in retirement planning, with almost 30 years' experience in helping people quit their day job. Its style is funny and readable and it unpacks the technical stuff in a way that makes it easily understood. But most of all it's written by a baby boomer just like you. Who still has aspirations of doing something exciting when he grows up.