Timothy Sumer

How do you maximize the value you’re getting out of your 401(k), IRA or 457(b) plan from a tax standpoint today – and in the future? In today's episode of the Retire With Purpose podcast, we discuss three misconceptions of tax-advantaged retirement accounts, as well as how a Roth can act similarly to a non-dividend paying stock. Join us as we explore: * The difference between traditional Traditional and Roth contributions. * How a Roth can be utilized within a traditional 401(k). * Why you need to pay attention to RMD requirements for traditional retirement accounts. * The tax impact of Roth contributions versus traditional account contributions. 📅 SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION: Book a 15-minute call with a Howard Bailey Advisor to see how the topics discussed here apply to your individual situation: 📧 WEEKEND READING FOR RETIREES: Receive CFP® insight on 4 hand-picked financial articles delivered straight to your Inbox each Friday: ==================== YOUR HOSTS

Is your money best maximized by contributing to a Roth IRA or a traditional IRA? And, does it really matter at the end of the day? It all depends on your unique financial situation and last but not least, TAXES. Find out why here. 📅 SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION: Book a 15-minute call with a Howard Bailey Advisor to see how the topics discussed here apply to your individual situation: 📧 WEEKEND READING FOR RETIREES: Receive CFP® insight on 4 hand-picked financial articles delivered straight to your Inbox each Friday: ==================== ABOUT YOUR HOST CASEY WEADE: Casey Weade is the CEO and Founder of Howard Bailey Financial. He graduated from Stetson University with a Bachelor's degree in Finance, and is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ (CFP®), Retirement Income Certified Professional® (RICP®), Chartered Life Underwriter® (CLU®), as well as a certified Chartered Financial Consultant® (ChFC®). In addition, Casey is an Investment Advisor Representative (IAR), is license

Social Security can feel highly complex and extremely overwhelming. Since its creation in 1934, over 2,700 rules have been created to govern its benefits. They’re not a whole lot of fun to read, think about, or try to make sense of - especially because they were made for a world that’s very different from the one we live in now. Few people understand this better than Mary Beth Franklin. Mary Beth is a benefits guru, a contributing editor at InvestmentNews, a nationally recognized expert in Social Security claiming strategies, and a frequent public speaker. With a background as a Capitol Hill reporter and experience as a retirement and tax editor at a national magazine, she’s an authority on retirement income planning. Today, Mary Beth joins the podcast to answer your many questions about Social Security. You’ll learn how Social Security became the overly complicated system that it is today, why you may want to delay taking your benefits (or take them early), and how best