Josef Pilger: The Quadrillion Dollar Bridge, Gebunden

Klappentext

Praise for THE QUADRILLION DOLLAR BRIDGE

"This book shows alternative solutions for retirement provision that could meet the growing challenges in Germany. It sheds light on international approaches and calls for bolder decisions in capital market orientation before the pressure to act increases further."
-MARTIN STENGER, Head of Sales at Franklin Templeton Germany

"Josef Pilger illuminates the 'why' behind our retirement decisions at every level, from governments to individuals, and how to ensure we make the right choices. This is essential reading for a secure future."
-JAMIE FIVEASH, CEO of Smart Pension UK

"Quadrillion Dollar Bridge offers an unparalleled historical and social analysis of retirement income, urging us to embrace an intergenerational approach to financial security throughout life to promote stability in later years. Essential reading for actuaries, financial planners, policymakers, futurists, and individuals alike, this work challenges us all to consider transformative changes that will shape our collective future."
-ANNE-MARIE ELIAS, Co-Founder PrimeLife Partners

"This is by far the most thorough analysis I have ever seen of the issues of retirement systems around the world. The research is stunning in its breadth and depth. Josef raises numerous questions, aiming to reframe and stimulate debate and reflection."
-DON EZRA, Former Co-Chairman of Global Consulting for Russell Investments

The Quadrillion Dollar Bridge: Closing the Retirement Funding Gap by Understanding How Humans Make Decisions is a practical and insightful new discussion of how to navigate the increasingly complex and unpredictable landscape of retirement, including its systems, decisions, planning, behaviours, outcomes, and expectations. In the book, retirement and pension expert and author Josef Pilger walks you through the challenges lying in wait for consumers, policymakers, and financial and retirement services providers and how you can best address them.