It's time for another fellow retirement planner chat.

This week, I'm talking with Angie Fibottin Larosi from Aveya Financial Planning

in this, the 103rd episode of the Retirement Planning Education Podcast.

Welcome to the Retirement Planning Education Podcast, where you can learn all about IRAs and Roth IRAs, employer retirement plans,

taxes, social security, Medicare, portfolio withdrawal strategies, annuities, estate planning,

and much more. And now here's your host, Andy Panko.

Hello, everybody. Thank you as always for listening. glad you're here welcome back today is the

one hundred and third episode technically i shouldn't say 100 and third i believe that's incorrect

i think it's just 100 third i'm going back to grammar school days remember saying and is basically

like uh the end of the number and where like the cents would start in the case of

dollars. So like if something was $100 and then five cents, you wouldn't say, no, I'm sorry,

if something was $105.10, you wouldn't say $105 and $10, you'd say $105.10. But that's

that. I digress. That's my elementary school numbers

lesson for the day, I suppose. No, it's anyway. So today is another

fellow retirement planner chat episode. I'm joined by Angie Furbotten Littarasi, who's based

out of Washington State. Her firm name is Avea Financial Planning,

and she and I first crossed crossed paths in a, we're both part of the XY Planning Network

group, which is a group of independent advisors, all of which are quote unquote fee only,

meaning we don't sell any products for commissions. So none of us have insurance licenses or security sales licenses.

We only have financial, technically investment advisory registrations where we can

manage investments and or give broader financial planning guidance.

So Angie and I know each other from that network, but we never met in person, actually.

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