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Now, here's Mark and Matt.

Yeah. Welcome, everyone, there were a fresher wealth show with Mark Kohler and Matt Sorenson.

You know, in this beautiful summertime, you've got to find some refreshment you've just got to find it and who'd have thought you'd go to a podcast to get refreshed in the summer that's quite the

leap mr sorenson uh that your summertime fun is now a podcast but you probably just threw

someone into depression they're like really this is the best my summer is going to get?

Hopefully, well, hopefully not.

But this could be the podcast that changes your life.

That's all I say.

I think we got a really important topic today.

We're going to be talking about Social Security.

This is something, you know, you've been paying into your whole dang life.

And you want to reap the rewards of it. And you want to get as much out of it as you can, right?

Yeah, and for you, and for you youngsters out there, this is, you're like, ah, Matt and Mark are covering Social Security. I'm going to skip this one. No, no, no, no, don't go anywhere yet. I know you're here for the regular tax and legal tip, which are going to be good. But, hey, you're going to be paying into this system, you know, and how much should you pay in? And payroll planning and your overall retirement planning. And if you're young, you've been hearing us preach, you know, from the pulpit for years now. We need you saving. We want you thinking long term. So you young people, you know, this shows for you too. This is all good. This is

multi-generational. Well, I think a lot of the questions I get about Social Security is from, you know,

people in their 40s talking about their parents, you know, should my parents

take Social Security. A lot of kids are kind of the financial, you know, mind, so to speak,

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