Early Retirement Now with Dr. Karsten – Podcast #246
An interview with Big ERN, the man behind Early Retirement Now, where he discusses the pro and cons of FIRE and how to figure out withdrawal rates.
An interview with Big ERN, the man behind Early Retirement Now, where he discusses the pro and cons of FIRE and how to figure out withdrawal rates.
457 deferred compensation plans can be a valuable addition to your retirement quiver, but make sure yours is up to snuff before contributing.
We don't know if Backdoor Roth IRA conversions will still be allowed later this year. So, should you go ahead and get it done now?
You may regret retiring too soon. Conversely, you may work too long. Let's explore the best way to help you find the ideal time to retire.
An interview with Tour de France veteran Toms Skujiņš, where he discusses how much money pro cyclists make and how they save for retirement.
A few years ago, The Physician on FIRE and The White Coat Investor both became financially independent. Here's how life has changed for them.
Answering reader questions about retirement accounts and what to do about the Backdoor Roth IRA. Also, an interview with WCICON22 speaker Dr. Altelisha Taylor.
Just because you're ultra-wealthy doesn't mean you'll have a big IRS bill. Here's how some rich people could avoid paying much in taxes.
Are you afraid of running out of money in retirement? Use these strategies to ensure this does not happen to you.
Do you hunger to retire in your 40s? You can try to FIRE. But what if you want to retire tomorrow? Here's what to know about Fast FIRE.
It's never too late to improve your financial situation. Consider these workarounds to still retire comfortably despite a late start.
Congress is proposing tax changes that could affect the Roth IRAs and tax brackets of high earners. Here's what you should be thinking about.
Interview with retirement plan distribution expert, James Lange. Discussing Roth conversions, choosing which accounts to spend first in retirement, annuities, the new stretch IRA, charitable remainder trusts, and lots more.
How would you like to retire with 5 million dollars by age 55? Here are five different ways to get $5 Million, and only one of them involves winning the lottery.
Don't let the tax ignorance or sleight of hand of insurance salesmen cause you to mistakenly purchase a life insurance policy you don't need.