Individual Financial Planning for Retirement

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The book examines the shift in responsibility for retirement planning from institutions to individuals, highlighting the flawed assumptions that people are well-informed and make rational decisions. It challenges the notion that individuals consistently act in their own best interest, presenting empirical evidence that contradicts these ideals. By exploring how emotions and misinformation influence decision-making, the book provides insights into the complexities of personal finance and retirement planning in today's society.