
Protection Before Prediction
The Questions That Help You Turn Retirement Savings Into Lasting Income and Greater ConfidenceBy Matt ShermanRecorded TrackLength2h 54m
About this audiobook
What if the biggest risk to your retirement isn't the stock market, but not knowing what your money needs to accomplish?
In Protection Before Prediction, Matt Sherman draws on more than 30 years of experience in insurance and financial services to challenge conventional retirement thinking.
Rather than starting with investments or financial products, Sherman encourages readers to ask better questions: How much income will you need? What happens during a market downturn? Will your savings last 30 years? And how can you protect your lifestyle without sacrificing financial opportunity?
Through practical insights and straightforward explanations, this book explores retirement income, market risk, inflation, taxes, healthcare, and financial independence.
Discover why a confident retirement begins not with predicting the future, but with preparing for it.
Audiobook details
GenreEducation and Learning
Length2 hrs 54 mins
Narrated byRecorded Track
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateOct 26, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Protection Before Prediction
2CHAPTER 1: When the Paycheck Stops, the Questions Change
3CHAPTER 2: What Do You Need Your Money to Do?
4CHAPTER 3: How Much Income Will You Need?
5CHAPTER 4: How Much of Your Income Can You Count On?
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6CHAPTER 5: How Much Market Risk Can You Live With?
7CHAPTER 6: What If Retirement Lasts 30 Years?
8CHAPTER 7: Will Your Income Keep Up With Your Life?
9CHAPTER 8: How Much of Your Money Will You Keep After Taxes?
10CHAPTER 9: What Happens When Health Changes the Plan?
11CHAPTER 10: How Much Money Must Remain Accessible?
12CHAPTER 11: How Much Risk Do You Actually Need?
13CHAPTER 12: Choose the Strategy Before the Product
14CHAPTER 13: A Retirement Plan Should Work for Both Spouses
15CHAPTER 14: Putting Protection Before Prediction Into Practice
16The Freedom to Enjoy What You Have Built
17Your Personal Retirement Review