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Ep. 29: The Top 3 Social Security Mistakes Couples Must Avoid

Could a simple mistake cost you thousands in Social Security benefits? The short answer is yes. Claiming too early, misjudging work penalties, or overlooking survivorship benefits can take a serious toll on your retirement income. So how do you avoid this? Tune in as certified retirement counselor Mark Struthers breaks down the top three Social Security mistakes …

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Ep. 28: The Roth IRA and SECURE Act: What Your Heirs Need to Know

Will your Roth IRA survive the SECURE Act? As the rules around wealth transfer keep shifting, certified retirement counselor Mark Struthers breaks down what the SECURE Act means for your Roth IRA and, more importantly, for your heirs. Listen in as we explore why Roth IRAs are still a powerful tool, how new beneficiary rules could impact your estate plan, …

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Ep. 27: Is Social Security Going Away? Planning for a Secure Retirement

Will Social Security still be around when you retire? As fears about its future continue to rise, certified retirement counselor Mark Struthers cuts through the noise with a grounded, facts-first approach to solvency, accessibility, and the threat of termination. Listen in as we talk about why full termination is highly unlikely, how accessibility issues have …

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Ep. 26: Strategy vs. Tactics: Should You Change Your Portfolio Before a Recession?

Should you be making changes to your portfolio with a recession looming? Market volatility brings a lot of anxiety, especially when retirement is just around the corner. But reacting out of fear can do more harm than good. Listen in as your certified retirement counselor Mark Struthers breaks down the main difference between strategy and …

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