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Hosted by JBL Financial · business · EN · 300 episodes
Since 2005, ”Straight Talk on Retirement” has proudly broadcast on KTRS every Saturday from 9-11 AM, offering great tips and practical advice to help you build a personalized retirement game plan. Our retirement coaches provide straightforward guidance to help you navigate the complexities of retirement planning with confidence.Now, you can catch the show on-demand, on your favorite podcast app, so you never miss an episode.
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JBL Financial hosts Straight Talk on Retirement with JBL Financial, a business show with 300 episodes published.
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Episode #2635
Jeff, Erin Lapidus, and Robert Markham discuss required minimum distributions (RMDs), inherited IRA rules, Roth conversion considerations, Medicare Part D prescription cost caps, and practical mid-year financial planning topics, including car loans, housing affordability, retirement savings, and value investing.
Episode #2630
Is there a better way to approach retirement? In this episode, The Retirement Coaches discuss retirement income planning, Social Security claiming strategies, tax-aware Roth and traditional IRA withdrawals, inherited IRA planning, and important Medicare enrollment decisions—including COBRA and Medicare Advantage. Plus, they answer listener questions to help you make informed retirement planning decisions.
Episode #2627
The Retirement Coaches discuss practical strategies for managing Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs), creating retirement income, planning tax-efficient wealth transfers, and navigating key Medicare enrollment decisions. Plus, they answer listener questions on inherited IRAs, home financing in retirement, retirement account distributions, and Medicare billing. Tune in for timely retirement planning insights designed to help you make more informed financial decisions.
Episode #2626
Jeff, Erin Lapidus, and Robert Markham discuss required minimum distributions (RMDs), inherited IRA rules, Roth conversion considerations, Medicare Part D prescription cost caps, and practical mid-year financial planning topics, including car loans, housing affordability, retirement savings, and value investing.
Episode #2625
Jeff Lapidus flies solo this week covering common life insurance misconceptions, strategies for long-term care planning, retirement income decisions, and Medicare coverage for durable medical equipment with Medicare Coach Frank Ellis. Plus, listener questions on Roth conversions, gifting to children and grandchildren, and managing retirement taxes.
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