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I'm going to try to keep these intros pretty tight because I'm not really in town this week, so here we go.

Let's talk to James from the Bay Area.

Thanks, Jill, for taking my call. This is a fantastic experience. I really appreciate it.

Well, I've got a bunch of questions that I have to do with, of course, retirement.

I'm in the process of turning a corner, so I thought I would check in with you.

The basic questions are basically, am I on track to have the option to retire at the age of 62?

That's not something that's set in stone, but I want to have the option.

I also, I'm a little concerned that I've got this tax liability time bomb that's going to, that's set to go off in retirement, like I think I do.

What can be done about it? Should I do some conversions, et cetera, et cetera?

We can get into the details a bit later.

And finally, where should I pull my money from to live from the age of 62 to 70?

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