Unlock the secrets to a worry-free retirement with Chris Hasenberg's Financial Happiness in Two Hours a Year . Drawing from decades of experience as a financial advisor, Hasenberg offers a refreshingly straightforward approach to securing your financial future. This eye-opening guide reveals: Why traditional retirement planning often falls short—and how just two hours a year can transform your financial outlook - The truth about estate planning: how to protect your assets, minimize taxes, and ensure your wishes are carried out - The "12 Steps to Financial Independence"—a clear roadmap to building and preserving wealth at any stage of life - How to build your own "family office" team of trusted advisors—without being ultra-wealthy - The counterintuitive reason why some retirees need to be encouraged to spend more, not less Hasenberg cuts through the complexity of retirement planning with relatable anecdotes and actionable advice. He challenges common misconceptions, offering fresh perspectives on everything from tax strategies to long-term care planning. But this book isn't just about managing money— it's about enjoying life. Discover how a solid financial plan can give you the freedom to splurge on first-class tickets or savor that expensive steak without guilt. Whether you're just starting to think about retirement or you're already there, Financial Happiness in Two Hours a Year provides the tools and knowledge you need to take control of your financial future. Don't leave your golden years to chance. Let Hasenberg be your guide to a secure, fulfilling, and truly happy retirement. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Chris founded Hasenberg Financial Group in 1994 to help clients reach their personal financial goals through investment services, tax planning, retirement services, risk planning, and estate planning. His years of education, licensing, and experience make him especially adept at serving his clients in the most comprehensive way possible. He and his wife, Julie, have 7 children and step-children, two dogs, and they love being grandparents. When Chris is not in the office, he enjoys archery hunting (whitetails and turkeys), fishing, and staying active with golf, racquetball, and pickleball.