Planning for retirement is hard. You must swim in a sea of misinformation where for every article saying one thing, you can find ten more saying the other. You must navigate an industry of self-serving advisors whose job is to convince as much as it is to advise. You must also battle your instincts which can tell you to panic when staying calm is often best. What can you do?

Embracing an Uncertain Retirement is a good place to start. Shockingly honest, this book promises to be unlike any you’ve ever read on retirement. Combining research in economics, finance, and behavioral psychology, Taylor Stewart will show you how to think about the key retirement planning decisions you must make. You’ll learn:

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• Why confidence and a desire for certainty is holding you back

• What the true goal of retirement planning is and how to achieve it

• The key assumptions and variables in every retirement plan

• How to defend against an industry armed with self-serving advice

• Why we make decisions the way we do and how to make better ones

If you’re looking for a book with shortcuts to a successful retirement, keep looking. If you’re looking for a pragmatic and honest discussion of retirement planning, look no further.