035R | The 4% Rule

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Incremental Gains | EP 582

Jonathan and Brad explore the infinite possibilities within the financial independence community by discussing the concept of Incremental Gains. Key Topics Discussed Introduction to Incremental Gains (00:00:00) An overview of the episode's aim to introduce innovative ideas within ...  Show more

Are Roth Conversions Necessary? | Cody Garrett and Sean Mullaney | Ep 581

Brad hosts Sean Mullaney and Cody Garrett to dive deep into the topic of taxable Roth conversions, including key distinctions between various Roth strategies. The discussion emphasizes the strategic nature of these conversions during retirement, common misconceptions, and the imp ...  Show more

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