This Week’s Episode
401(k) Factors to Consider
You’re 401(k), if you’re like anyone else, is likely your largest asset. If it’s not now, it probably will be in the future. What happens to that 401(k) when you change jobs? Should you do Roth or traditional contributions? Join Dean Barber and Bud Kasper as they discuss your 401(k), your largest asset.
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Retirement Regrets & How to Avoid Them
The last thing you want after you retire is to have regrets. Join Dean Barber and Bud Kasper as they discuss retirees sharing their biggest retirement regrets. They’ll help you make sure that you don’t have those same regrets in retirement.
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5 Things to Do Before & After Retiring
If you were to list the five most important things to do before and after retirement, what would they be? Join Dean Barber and Bud Kasper as they discuss the five things do to before and after retiring.
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RMD Strategies for Before & After Retirement
Dean and Bud discuss required minimum distributions this week. You may be asking, “Why are you talking about RMDs so early in the year?” There are major RMD strategies for both before and after retirement. You don’t want to miss a moment of this episode.
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Taxes on Retirement Income
Wouldn’t it be awesome if your tax rate in retirement was zero? You may think that sounds like a fantasy, but you have more control over your taxes in retirement than at any other time in your life. Join Dean Barber and Bud Kasper as they discuss taxes on retirement income.
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Real Retirement Disruptors
When you head into retirement, it’s supposed to be the time of your life. The time where you’re supposed to sit back and enjoy the fruits of your labor. A time when your money can go to work for you. Unfortunately, there are many disruptors out there in your retirement. Join Dean Barber and Bud Kasper as they talk about real retirement disruptors and how to avoid them.
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About the show
Since 2003, our nationally syndicated radio program America’s Wealth Management Show has been informing and educating retirees and those nearing retirement on what life is like after your working career ends.
Dean Barber, CEO of Barber Financial Group and Bud Kasper, President of Barber Financial Group–Lee’s Summit focuses on the second half of your investment lifetime by discussing the topics of asset management, tax reduction strategies, estate planning and investing which, in the past, was reserved for only the very wealthy.
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Season Four Out Now!
The Guided Retirement Show
In season three we have some very special guests like America’s IRA expert Ed Slott, Kansas City Royals broadcaster and keynote speaker, Joel Goldberg, Goldman Sachs Managing Director and Head of Personal Financial Management, Joe Duran, and more! Dean talks with his guests about what it means to be successful, running a small business, the importance of local charities, options strategies, and all sorts of impactful discussions that will get you contemplating your plans for retirement. You’ll learn some things about lifestyle, perspective, finances, and most importantly, how to achieve your goals for retirement.
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