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Spitballing Retirement During the Expensive Kid Years - 485

Your Money, Your Wealth

Your Money, Your Wealth

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2.3681 Ratings

🗓️ 11 June 2024

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Market declines just before you retire, or early in your retirement, can really screw up your retirement income strategy. If you’re in the middle of the expensive kid years, how do you avoid this sequence of returns risk when making your retirement plans? That’s “Jaclyn Smith’s” question, today on Your Money, Your Wealth® podcast 485 with Joe Anderson, CFP® and Big Al Clopine, CPA. Plus, can Vern’s wife collect Social Security at age 63, then switch to spousal benefits at age 70? Matt wants to know if 2026 catch-up Roth contributions will be subject to the pro-rata rule, and Tom and Amy are trying to figure out how to avoid Medicare’s monthly income-related adjustment amount, or IRMAA, in their plan for Roth conversions. Free financial resources and transcript: https://bit.ly/ymyw-485

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro

00:49 - How to Minimize Sequence of Returns Risk When Spitballing Retirement in the Expensive Kid Years? (Jaclyn Smith)

17:18 - Collect Social Security Early at Age 63, Then Switch to Spousal Benefits at Age 70? (Vern, Beautiful Portland Oregon)

23:30 - Will 2026 Catch-Up Contributions to Roth Be Subject to Pro-Rata Rule? (Matt, TX)

23:47 - Should We Do Roth Conversions? What About Medicare IRMAA? (Tom & Amy, Northern MN)

31:51 - The Derails

Transcript

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0:00.0

Market declines just before you retire or early in your retirement can really screw up your

0:05.5

retirement income strategy. If you're in the middle of the expensive kid years, how do you

0:10.7

avoid this sequence of returns risk when making your retirement plans? That's Jacqueline's

0:15.7

question today on Your Money, Your Wealth podcast number 485. Plus, can Vern's wife collect Social Security at age 63, then switch to spousal benefits at age 70?

0:26.6

Matt wants to know if 2026 catch-up Roth contributions will be subject to the pro rata rule.

0:32.6

And Tom and Amy are trying to figure out how to avoid Medicare's monthly income-related adjustment

0:38.1

amount or Irma in their plan for Roth conversions. I'm producer Andy Last and here are the hosts

0:43.7

of your money, your wealth, Joe Anderson, CFP, and Big Al Clopine CPA. We got high Joe Big Al

0:50.4

in Andy Last, but not least. That's kind of a little catchphrase now nowadays.

0:56.4

Yep.

0:57.3

Andy, I'm giving myself the alias of Jocelyn Jacqueline.

1:02.2

Jacqueline Smith.

1:03.2

Jacqueline Smith.

1:04.3

All right, Jacqueline Smith.

1:05.9

Because I always wanted to be here when we were playing Charterleys Angels growing up.

1:09.5

My drink of choice is Mickelope Ultra.

1:11.3

My husband's is a little Budweiser.

1:13.3

He's a Budweiser drinker.

1:14.7

Yeah.

1:15.9

I tell him myself that Mick Ultra is a drink of choice for athletic people to make me feel better.

1:23.1

But I'm about six to 12 deep on the weekend.

1:25.9

Oh, Jacqueline.

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