Die With Zero.
Easy read that is probably worthwhile for everyone on this forum. I was talking about it with a buddy, and he said his wife’s financial planning firm gives it to every client. Realize that this guy isn't offering specific financial advice as he's not a certified financial guru. It’s basically a reminder that while we need to plan for retirement, we also need to live today. Some may grossly overestimate their financial needs in retirement and work way harder, or longer than needed. Our “golden years” may not be so golden, if we get to experience them at all. I don’t necessarily agree with everything, but he brings up some good points. As they say, it's no good being the richest man in the graveyard. Also, you should probably have passed on much of what you plan for an inheritance, well before death, as it’s much more beneficial to your heirs when they’re younger, rather than when their in the 40s/50s.