The Boomer Woman’s Podcast, episode 280
Retirement Planning for U.S. Govt Employees with Mel Stubbs
Mel Stubbs is a financial planner with over a decade of experience, specializes in helping federal employees plan for retirement. A key focus of Mel’s work is aiding clients and viewers in assessing potential future tax challenges and devising proactive strategies to fix those problems.
Today he explains:
- His advice for an American listener who is concerned about their job security
- 10 decisions you have to make at retirement
- Social Security, 401k’s, ROTHs, TSPs
- How to manage and reduce the tax hit on retirement savings
- Well-known routes and lesser-known routes to preserving retirement savings
- Long-term planning for older married employees
- Capital gains
- Advice for and about your kids
Mel is so well-versed about this subject that I was running out of questions to ask him. A lot of food for thought even if you aren’t an American federal employee.
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Agnes - in conversation with Mel Stubbs
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About the guest: Mel Stubbs
Mel Stubbs, a financial planner with Christy Capital Management, with over a decade of experience, specializes in helping federal employees plan for retirement. Through his YouTube channel, where he shares two videos weekly, Mel has garnered a loyal following with 9,000 subscribers and an impressive 19,000 average monthly views.
Known for his ability to simplify intricate financial concepts, Mel has earned a reputation as a trusted figure in guiding retirees through understanding their financial landscape and ways to improve it. A key focus of Mel’s work is aiding clients and viewers in assessing potential future tax challenges and devising proactive strategies to fix those problems.
This book is centered on Federal Retirement and the crucial 10 decisions that individuals must make at retirement, offering valuable insights to not only Federal retirees, but all individuals approaching retirement age..
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