The kids may be heading back to class, but it’s a perfect time for adults to crack open the books too, especially when it comes to retirement. In this episode, Scott puts listeners to the test with a series of essential retirement planning questions every retiree should know.
Here are your pop-quiz questions:
✏️ At what age can you receive full Social Security benefits if born after 1960? ✏️ What is the IRA contribution limit for those 50 or older in 2025? ✏️ Which retirement accounts require RMDs? ✏️ What does the 4% rule refer to in retirement planning? ✏️ What financial risks do many retirees face?
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