How To ACTUALLY Retire Rich (Tax-Free Income, 401Ks, Investing, & More) | James Conole

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Retirement Expert James Conole @RootFP breaks down how to retire wealthy with smart strategies around tax-free income, 401(k)s, Roth conversions, investment risk, Social Security, and the psychology of spending in retirement. Plus, we debate whole life insurance vs. bond alternatives, explore annuities, reverse mortgages, and the surprising ways legacy and lifestyle planning shape long-term wealth.

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00:00 Intro

02:36 The Importance of Financial Planning

04:47 Framework for Retirement Planning

12:44 Understanding Cash Flow and Inflation

17:44 Investment Strategies and Risk Management

21:27 Typical Withdrawal Rate For 5 Years

32:34 Understanding Root Reserves

36:21 Risk Tolerance vs. Risk Capacity

39:20 James Conole's Liquid Investments

44:48 Exploring Annuities and Their Benefits

48:52 Tax Advantages

52:49 Retirement As an Income Strategy

57:31 Navigating Reverse Mortgages

01:01:44 Cashflow in Financial Planning

01:04:10 Gold and Precious Metals

01:07:25 Debt Management and Financial Strategies

01:08:25 Tax Planning for Retirement

01:21:11 Business Or Invesments

01:27:00 Finding Purpose and Intentional Living

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