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Casey Wheat is a certified financial planner and president of Howard Bailey Financial.

His newest book, Job Optional, is a Wall Street Journal

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Retire with Purpose. Hey, I'm Casey, and I believe in retirement strategies that are driven by

meaning and purpose. Join me this week and every week as we discuss thoughts and ideas

with some of today's foremost experts in the field of finance and retirement, as well as discussing

trending topics that could impact your bottom line. These discussions can help you make better

financial decisions so you can live the lifestyle you've always imagined and deserved.

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Hey, what's up guys and gals? This is Casey Weed. As always, on Friday here. It's our special weekend reading for retirees episodes. So Marshall Johnson

has joined me. Hey, hey. And this is our chance to outline one of the four articles that we set you

here this Friday. And this week, we have picked one from Kitts's. Michael Kitts. He has a blog

at Kitts.com. This is actually designed for financial planners. So it can get real in-depth and real long. If you're not a reader, this article was about 16 pages long. So you might enjoy listening to us discuss the article a little bit more than you do reading the article because again they're designed to teach us things.

They're designed to teach me something. They're designed to see Marshall something and all the other great financial planners out there.

They want to make us better. And I end up sharing actually quite a few of Kitsas articles inside of weekend reading when I find a relevant one that's relatively say, relatively readable. We do have quite a few

engineers that like to listen in. There are quite a few very sophisticated subscribers that we have,

and so I try to provide a blend of both, whether that's being very sophisticated and complex

to quite the opposite, very general, and something that's very easy to read. So I want to provide that diversity, but I also want to provide the opposite, very general and something that's very easy to read.

So I want to provide that diversity, but I also want to provide something that is very factual

and not sales-based.

I want you to get really, really get quality information out of reading these articles,

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