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I believe he is talking about IF you want to buy an annuity (I am not positive about that). He is definitely not recommending you pay 1.5% for all financial products. But again, take the opinion of a financial adviser that makes his living based on high fees. That won't work well in the long run.

No need to read the book. Take the advice of someone that is fully vested in generating high fees for himself (the author of the opinion article).

I am not sure I would take the opinion of a financial adviser that depends on high fees for his income as balanced. Tony harps throughout the book against paying high fees. He advocates for ultra low cost ETF's, changing from a consumer to an investor (spending less, saving more), minimizing...

I read his book, it is too long but it is actually rock solid. I suspect the people making negative comments haven't read his book. Yes, it is 600 pages and should have been 200 pages, but the advice in the book is quality.

Never heard of it before now, I just googled it, it looks really nice.