On the Great Retirement Debate, financial heavyweights Ed Slott, of Ed Slott and Company, and Jeffrey Levine, of Buckingham Strategic Wealth, go head to head discussing critical topics in the retirement landscape. Their end goal is to provide the good, bad and necessary information to make informed decisions. Each episode is a knockout of information leaving you, the consumer, the real winner. Se... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this episode of The Great Retirement Debate, Ed Slott and Jeff Levine contemplate the first major changes they would make if they hypothetically ran the IRS.
In this episode of The Great Retirement Debate, Ed Slott and Jeff Levine discuss the August 7, 2025 executive order, Democratizing Access to Alternative Assets for 401(K) Investors, and whether or not it’s a good thing for consumers.
In this episode of The Great Retirement Debate, Ed Slott and Jeff Levine discuss the best retirement planning strategies for high earners.
In the first episode of Season 4 of The Great Retirement Debate, Ed Slott and Jeff Levine dive into the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) and debate whether this massive legislation simplifies retirement planning — or makes it even more complex.
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I love the format. It is so different than any of my other podcasts. Great job!
Over time, Ed Slots arguments become so out of touch with reality (arguing for strategies that benefit multi millionaires, as if they were listening to his podcast, and continuously unable to understand why someone considering taking out a loan might be in need of money), that I found myself becoming angered by his arguments. Individuals listening to podcasts for retirement advice are searching for knowledge from those who can understand their situation and perspective and give applicable advice... more
Over time, Ed Slots arguments become so out of touch with reality (arguing for strategies that benefit multi millionaires, as if they were listening to his podcast, and continuously unable to understand why someone considering taking out a loan might be in need of money), that I found myself becoming angered by his arguments. Individuals listening to podcasts for retirement advice are searching for knowledge from those who can understand their situation and perspective and give applicable advice... more
Season 2 is light and informative. Thanks.
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A dynamic exploration into the intricacies of retirement planning, featuring financial experts engaging in thoughtful debates on pressing topics impacting retiree financial health. Episodes tackle a range of subjects from tax strategies and retirement spending to investment vehicles and health savings accounts, providing listeners with critical insights essential for informed decision-making. The conversation is often enriched by unique anecdotes and practical advice, making complex financial topics accessible and engaging. The engaging format celebrates the exchange of differing viewpoints, encouraging listeners to rethink their retirement strategies and stay current in an evolving financial landscape.
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