Married 59: The Road to Retirement in 5 Years | Case Study

Retire Ready with Kyle Hammerschmidt

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In this week’s episode, host Kyle Hammerschmidt dives into a detailed case study of "John and Mary," a married couple from Kansas, both aged 59, preparing to retire in five years.
Kyle breaks down their financial landscape, including $1.7 million in tax-advantaged retirement accounts, Social Security strategies, and their goals of maintaining their current lifestyle while minimizing lifetime tax burdens. From restructuring investments to navigating Roth conversions, this episode offers valuable insights for pre-retirees aiming to secure their financial future.
If you're curious about balancing growth, income, and market volatility in your retirement portfolio, or wondering how to make Social Security decisions that fit your plan, this episode is packed with actionable advice.
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