How to Plan for 35 Years of Retirement Spending With Smart Roth Conversions

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00:00 - Intro: This Week on the YMYW Podcast
01:05 - What’s Our Guaranteed Safe Withdrawal Rate for 35 Years of Retirement? How Aggressive Should We Convert to Roth? (Wine Guy/Gal, Sonoma, CA)
12:09 - Calculate your Financial Blueprint, schedule a Free Financial Assessment
13:45 - Should We Move to a No Income Tax State in Retirement? (James Bond, Silicon Valley, CA - voice)
20:50 - Can I Stop Working in 8 Years When Daughter Starts College? (Doc, San Francisco, CA)
26:10 - Late 30s With $2M. Are We Really on Track for Early Retirement? (Rob, Kansas City)
31:20 - Watch Financial Planning at Every Age on YMYW TV, download the Retirement Readiness Guide
32:25 - Our Home Equity is Over the $500K Exclusion. How Much Will We Be Charged? Will This Kill My IRMAA? (Elisa, Fremont, CA)
35:44 - Should We Take the Monthly Pension or Lump Sum Payout? (Happy Camper & Jolly Pumpkin, WI)
43:03 - I'm Not a Fan of Retirement Accounts. Talk Some Sense Into Me. (Lloyd Christmas, SD)
49:04 - Outro: Read the blogs, It's Not Too Late! Year-End Financial Moves to Make Right Now and US National Debt and the Impact on Long-Term Investing

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