BONUS TEASER: Why RMDs Don't Really Matter with CFP David Robinson | Ep. 101
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Today's bonus is another episode with David Robinson and we're going to talk about all things Roth. I know we're big proponents of Roth accounts in this community, but sometimes we can go a little too hard on the Roth to go out of our way to avoid paying taxes. First we'll focus on some average retirees, i.e. people who retire around the age of 65. Later in the episode, we'll tie it back to why not going all in on Roth matters for early retirement as well. Tune in!
Episode links:
* TROSA [https://trosainc.org/]
* Uniform life table from IRS.gov [https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/plan-participant-employee/retirement-topics-required-minimum-distributions-rmds]
