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This may be the year's most important book. --Choice; Having painted a fiscal picture as awful as 'Guernica,' the authors unveil two bold plans.... Their ideas are thoughtful and, whatever doubts one might have, preferable to the status quo, which sticks the country's entire financial future in the ICU. --Tod G. Bucholtz, The Wall Street Journal; Lays out the problem in understandable language and compelling detail. --Washington Post; The policy solutions of Kotlikoff and Burns are specific and ingenious.... Moreover, one of the real strengths of [their] book is that it gives some good insights about how individuals can prepare themselves for a future economy in which tax rates and inflation rise and social benefits become smaller.... [T]he real import of their argument is that even with growth, the financing of the current entitlement system will eventually have to be dramatically rebuilt- and that's a message that should be heard. --Michael Mandel, Business Week; This is a book any serious investor should absorb and act upon. If you're one of the 77 million American Baby Boomers to whom it is addressed... you'd best read it soon. --Jonathan Chevreau, National Post; A serious attempt to look at a problem that most people are trying to ignore. --Alan Beattie, Financial Times; Here's a book to help us batten down the hatches. --Chris Tucker, Dallas Morning News