Retire With Purpose - The Retirement Podcast 077: Healthcare Costs, RMD Timing, Retirement Myths, and More - Weekend Reading Roundup
This week's retirement reading is a roundup of 4 different articles.
- A Mexican Hospital, American Surgeon, and a 5,000 cheque by New York Times
- IRS Ruling Could Alter RMD Timing by Think Advisor
- 3 Retirement Myths Debunked by Barrons
- Nervous Retirees Are Too Scared to Spend by Bloomberg
Listen in as Casey Weade breaks down each article and shares what he thinks! Today's episode can also be accessed by visiting Howardbailey.com/77
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