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Retirement Planning Education, with Andy Panko

#131 - Q&A edition...mutual funds vs ETFs, traditional vs rollover IRAs, how much umbrella insurance to get and MORE!

Retirement Planning Education, with Andy Panko

Andy Panko

Annuities, Taxes, Ira, Retirement Planning, Social Security, Roth Ira, 401k, Pension, Investing, Financial Planning, Roth Conversion, Tax Planning, Education

2.4671 Ratings

🗓️ 26 December 2024

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Listener Q&A where Andy talks about: What's the difference between index mutual funds and index ETFs, and why choose one over the other ( 6:32 )Is a three-fund index fund portfolio reasonable for someone in the decumulation phase of life ( 17:04 )What's the difference between a "rollover" and "traditional" IRA ( 20:54 )How much of your net worth should you cover with umbrella insurance ( 24:32 )What should someone do about a pre-tax employer plan they don't really need if they're on...

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0:00.0

Hey, hey, hey, it's time for another Q&A. Today I'll talk about mutual funds versus

0:03.9

ETFs, traditional versus rollover IRAs, how much umbrella insurance to consider, bullet maturity

0:10.0

bond funds, and much more in this the 131st episode of the Retirement Planning Education

0:14.9

podcast.

0:19.6

Welcome to the Retirement Planning Education podcast, where you can learn all about IRAs and Roth IRAs,

0:25.6

employer retirement plans, taxes, Social Security, Medicare, portfolio withdrawal strategies,

0:31.4

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

0:37.0

Hello, everybody. Happy Boxing Day. For those

0:40.5

you who are listening to this on the first day it comes out, it is coming out on December 26th,

0:45.6

2012, otherwise known as Boxing Day, which to us here in the States doesn't really mean much,

0:51.3

if anything, but I'm loosely aware that it is a British

0:55.6

holiday and still celebrated in England and maybe other parts of Britain. And I'm not entirely

1:02.0

sure of what it is. I think it used to be something where people would like re-gift things they got

1:06.0

for Christmas or maybe I'm completely making that up or originally it was helping those in need

1:10.1

by giving them little boxes of stuff, hence the name Boxing Day. But I think, and again, I really know nothing

1:16.2

about this. It's my sort of typical Americanism and not knowing much about the rest of the world.

1:20.7

I think now, which is kind of folded into Christmas and in effect a two-part, you know, two-day holiday. Again, that could be ignorant saving.

1:28.3

I don't know. But anyway, it's Boxing Day. So for those of you listening to this on the first

1:32.4

go-around when it first comes out, it is Boxing Day. I hope you enjoy whether or not you celebrate.

1:37.4

Speaking of Boxing Day, a random memory I had. So I teach, I don't currently, but I've taught a handful of semesters as an adjunct

1:45.8

professor at Rutgers Business School in the finance department. I've taught a few graduate

1:50.1

MBA classes and a few undergrad classes. The last course I taught was fall semester 2022.

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