If zero stars was ever deserved, this book is a prime example. Perkins (or his ghostwriter) is completely tone deaf with regards to the financial plight of 99.9% of us. The guy has a net worth north of $100M. Those with less than liquid assets of $20M or so need not apply. Perkins talks of flying his entire family down to the Caribbean for his birthday while extolling the virtues of spending your money as soon as you can, retirement be damned. Worried about long term health issues??? Just buy long term health insurance is his answer. As if anyone other than a 0.5 percentrr could afford to do so.
The writing is repetitive and exceedingly boring. Don't waste your time.
