Bulletproof: A Cop's Guide to Financial Success.This title was chosen by my nephew, Ryan R. Ward, from a list of more than a dozen choices I had compiled. This title, Ryan said, "nails it." They say a book's title, or cover is exactly what is judged by the browsing, undecided reader. If, however, Bulletproof has been added to your academy's reading list, or assigned to you in any way, then you've not been given the choice of either reading or passing up my book. Until I get word, somehow, of any disappointment by any of my readers, though, I'm holding off on an apology. Bulletproof is a firsthand, narrative style guide, written in retrospect, in which I lay out in detail how an average cop was able to successfully retire from a career in law enforcement at a young age, financially secure, and how you can, too. Every conceivable element I could imagine within the realm of finances, written directly to and concerning a law enforcement audience, has been addressed. Bulletproof covers how to get started on a sound saving/investing regimen, examines scenarios that everyone falls into, provides a full chapter answering questions you must have about the book's content. Most of all, though, Bulletproof gives you the tools you'll need to build the financial security necessary to retire successfully. It is tailored to you, my brother and sister officers. What's unique, I'm told, about Bulletproof is twofold: First, no such guide exists (and information is scant) which addresses financial training for law enforcement, and second, this book is written by someone who completed a career in police work, then sat down and looked back at the ten-year period which I devoted to preparing for my own retirement (saving/investing). In Bulletproof, I've detailed the same blueprint for you. I'm sure you'll find this guide informative, entertaining, and most of all helpful in bulletproofing yourself financially.