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What if a forgotten retirement account is still sitting somewhere with your name on it? Katherine Groce and Lawrence Kiely discuss the growing number of overlooked 401(k) accounts and why so many people lose track of retirement savings when changing jobs. They explain how old accounts, scattered investments, and multiple financial institutions can make it difficult to see the...


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What would you do if a $50 million business sale triggered a $15 million tax bill? In this episode, Mike Canet and Ryan Herbert discuss a real-world case involving a business owner approached by data center developers during the AI boom. They explore how major asset sales can create significant tax and estate planning challenges, and walk through concepts such as 1031 exchang...


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Think you're years away from retirement? You may be closer than you realize, but replacing your paycheck takes more planning than most people expect. Ryan Herbert and Katherine Groce discuss what it really takes to retire before traditional retirement age, including creating multiple income sources, planning for healthcare costs before Medicare, and building a strategy for tu...


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Would you take a guaranteed $60,000 a year for life over a tax-free $1 million lump sum? That simple question sparked thousands of comments and a heated debate online. Ryan Herbert and Katherine Groce break down the reasoning behind choosing lifetime income, while addressing arguments involving high-yield savings accounts, stock market investing, real estate, inflation, and r...


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What if the years after your kids leave home are the most important years for your retirement plan? As families transition into the empty nest stage, Mike Canet and Ryan Herbert discuss why ages 50 to 60 can be a pivotal time for retirement preparation. They cover catch-up contributions, evaluating whether you're on track for retirement, understanding income needs, tax planni...


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