A two-book set explaining career strategies for those aged 50 and over, and how to protect your money in an inflationary era. - ① Author: Takao Maekawa - Title: Reverse Career Strategy from 50 - ② Author: Takeshi Fujimaki - Title: How to Protect Your Money in the Super-Inflation Era A great deal for two books. ① This is the book "Reverse Career Strategy from 50: The Best Way to Work and Quit in an Era Where 'Retirement = Retire' is No Longer Valid" by Mr. Takao Maekawa. It was published by PHP Institute on November 18, 2019, as a PHP Business Shinsho. This book addresses the reality that the traditional "retirement = retire" way of working is no longer viable in the 100-year life era, and explains how people over 50 should redesign their careers for a fulfilling "second half of life." The main contents are as follows: It proposes a "third way" that is neither "enduring until retirement" nor "early retirement." It emphasizes the need to carefully plan and understand the gap between one's strengths and what society demands in their current job before making hasty job changes or early retirement. It suggests that in future careers, internal fulfillment such as "job satisfaction" and "contribution to society" will be key, rather than external measures such as "income" and "job title." ② "How to Protect Your Money in the Super-Inflation Era" is a PHP Business Shinsho by Mr. Takeshi Fujimaki. Book Information Title: How to Protect Your Money in the Super-Inflation Era: The Yen's Depreciation Against the Dollar Will Go This Far Author: Takeshi Fujimaki Publisher: PHP Institute Publication Date: December 19, 2022 (Many sales sites list December 1 or 14, 2022) Price: 1,000 yen (excluding tax), 1,100 yen (including tax) Content Overview This book explains how individuals should protect their assets in light of the current global price increases and the rapid depreciation of the yen against the dollar. Current Situation: It suggests that 1 dollar = 150 yen is "just the beginning," and that the possibility of 1 dollar = 180 yen to 200 yen, or even 400 yen to 500 yen, exists. Reasons for Yen Depreciation: It analyzes that the fundamental causes of the yen's depreciation are Japan's GDP growth rate, which has only increased 1.5 times in the past 40 years, and the weakening of credit due to the Bank of Japan's quantitative easing. Asset Protection Measures: Based on on-site interviews in the United States, where rapid inflation continues, it explains asset protection techniques to survive the coming turbulent times. Thank you for viewing.