FDIC vs. SIPC, Annuities, SSDI & Early Retirement Strategies #RetireEarly #SocialSecurity

Your Money, Your Wealth
Your Money, Your Wealth
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Will building a new home delay Janelle's early retirement? Can Mike and his wife retire early at ages 50 and 55, and how much should they convert to Roth? Maria and her partner keep their finances separate - can Maria cover her own expenses in early retirement? That’s today on Your Money, Your Wealth® podcast 482 with Joe Anderson, CFP® and Big Al Clopine, CPA. Plus, the fellas explain the difference between FDIC insurance and SIPC insurance for Edward, who wonders if he should spread his assets between banks for protection. Fajita Willy needs a spitball on his MYGA (multi-year guaranteed annuities) retirement strategy. Nancy wants to know if mandatory seismic retrofit expenses are tax-deductible. And how should Lee manage Roth contributions and IRMAA now that his Social Security disability has finally been approved and he’s received 5 years of back pay? Free financial resources and transcript: https://bit.ly/ymyw-482

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00:00 - Intro
01:02 - Will Building a New Home Delay My Early Retirement?
07:35 - Should I Spread Assets Between Banks for FDIC Insurance?
13:16 - Multi-Year Guaranteed Annuity Retirement Spitball
21:09 - Is the Mandatory Seismic Retrofit Expense Tax-Deductible?
22:47 - I’ve Received 5 Years of Back SSDI Pay. How to Manage Roth IRA Contributions and Medicare IRMAA?
28:33 - Can We Retire Early Next Year at Ages 55 and 50? How Much Should We Convert to Roth?
34:57 - We Maintain Separate Finances. Can I Cover My Own Expenses in Early Retirement?
42:06 - Derails

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