This week, Aaron Vincent and Matt Decker focus on the importance of the age of 70 in retirement planning. At age 70, individuals can receive their maximum Social Security benefit if they delay filing. It is also the last age at which individuals have the flexibility to work their own plan before forced taxation begins. Forced taxation, also known as required minimum distributions (RMDs), starts at age 73. The conversation emphasizes the need to plan and optimize tax strategies before reaching these milestones.

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This week, Aaron Vincent and Matt Decker focus on the importance of the age of 70 in retirement planning. At age 70, individuals can receive their maximum Social Security benefit if they delay filing. It is also the last age at which individuals have the flexibility to work their own plan before forced taxation begins. Forced taxation, also known as required minimum distributions (RMDs), starts at age 73. The conversation emphasizes the need to plan and optimize tax strategies before reaching these milestones.
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Have you ever noticed that your financial landscape tends to get more complex over time? It’s no wonder, especially with so many moving parts to take into consideration.

Seeking help from multiple professionals in and around Atlanta to serve your various needs can also add to that complexity. That's why we've created our podcast, "Retire ATL." We want to help you retire with confidence.

Tune in weekly as we share insights geared to help you navigate retirement. Learn more about the team at Vincent Financial here: https://vincentplanning.com/

Investment advisory products and services made available through Impact Partnership Wealth, LLC (“IPW”), a Registered Investment Adviser. 3578509-05/24

Have you ever noticed that your financial landscape tends to get more complex over time? It’s no wonder, especially with so many moving parts to take into consideration.
Seeking help from multiple professionals in and around Atlanta to serve your various needs can also add to that complexity. That's why we've created our podcast, "Retire ATL." We want to help you retire with confidence.
Tune in weekly as we share insights geared to help you navigate retirement. Learn more about the team at Vincent Financial here: https://vincentplanning.com/
Investment advisory products and services made available through Impact Partnership Wealth, LLC (“IPW”), a Registered Investment Adviser. 3578509-05/24

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Milestone Events In Retirement

In this episode of Retire ATL, Aaron Vincent & Matt Decker discuss the misconceptions surrounding retirement savings, emphasizing that one does not need millions to retire comfortably. They highlight the importance of having safe money as a financial foundation and critique the reliance on bonds as a secure investment. The discussion also delves into the role of annuities as a potential alternative to bonds, the political landscape regarding monetary policy, and the implications of the Federal Reserve's influence on the economy.

For more information visit www.retireatlradio.com

In this episode of Retire ATL, Aaron Vincent &amp; Matt Decker discuss the misconceptions surrounding retirement savings, emphasizing that one does not need millions to retire comfortably. They highlight the importance of having safe money as a financial foundation and critique the reliance on bonds as a secure investment. The discussion also delves into the role of annuities as a potential alternative to bonds, the political landscape regarding monetary policy, and the implications of the Federal Reserve's influence on the economy.
For more information visit <a href="http://www.retireatlradio.com">www.retireatlradio.com</a>

Annuities Explained: Myths vs. Facts

This week, Aaron Vincent & Matt Decker delve into the complexities of the bond market, the influence of globalism, and the role of the Federal Reserve in shaping economic policies. They highlight the interconnectedness of war financing and banking, emphasizing the importance of political awareness and voting in influencing financial outcomes. The discussion also touches on the significance of building relationships in financial planning and the implications of political decisions on personal finances.

For more information visit www.retireatlradio.com

This week, Aaron Vincent &amp; Matt Decker delve into the complexities of the bond market, the influence of globalism, and the role of the Federal Reserve in shaping economic policies. They highlight the interconnectedness of war financing and banking, emphasizing the importance of political awareness and voting in influencing financial outcomes. The discussion also touches on the significance of building relationships in financial planning and the implications of political decisions on personal finances.
For more information visit <a href="http://www.retireatlradio.com">www.retireatlradio.com</a>

Why Your Vote Matters in Economics

This week on Retire ATL, Aaron Vincent & Matthew Decker discuss the impact of natural disasters, emphasizing the importance of preparation in both personal and financial contexts. They reflect on Hurricane Helene's devastation and how it highlights the unpredictability of nature and the necessity for readiness. The discussion transitions into economic concerns, particularly focusing on national debt and interest rates, and how these factors affect financial planning and retirement strategies. They also explore the role of annuities as a potential alternative to traditional bonds, stressing the need for individuals to understand their financial safety and prepare for future economic challenges.

For more information visit www.retireatlradio.com

This week on Retire ATL, Aaron Vincent &amp; Matthew Decker discuss the impact of natural disasters, emphasizing the importance of preparation in both personal and financial contexts. They reflect on Hurricane Helene's devastation and how it highlights the unpredictability of nature and the necessity for readiness. The discussion transitions into economic concerns, particularly focusing on national debt and interest rates, and how these factors affect financial planning and retirement strategies. They also explore the role of annuities as a potential alternative to traditional bonds, stressing the need for individuals to understand their financial safety and prepare for future economic challenges.
For more information visit <a href="http://www.retireatlradio.com">www.retireatlradio.com</a>

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