Social Security, Medicare, health care, pensions, 401(k)s and IRAs... America has many systems, public and private, intended to take on various pieces of retirement finance. Unfortunately, while some programs overlap and have redundancies, plenty more have gaps, spaces where, without proper planning, things fall through the cracks. From Medicare's "Donut Hole" to often unexplored filing strategies for Social Security, longtime financial professional Matthew C. Peck walks readers through the gaps in modern retirement planning, and offers creative insights into how to go about filling them.About the Author: Matthew C. Peck is a founder of the retirement planning firm, SHP Financial, which has provided strong financial advising for more than a decade. He has appeared on numerous radio and TV programs discussing the many components of retirement and ways to address the common concerns that people share. He lives in Boston with his wife, Diana, and two children.