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Big Picture Retirement

Devin Carroll and John Ross

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If you are planning for, or living in, retirement…this is the show for you. The success of your retirement may depend on how well you planned for the "big picture" and connected the dots of your legal, tax, and financial plan. In this show, we’ll dig beneath the surface and discuss how you should apply this planning with your hosts- attorney John Ross and financial planner Devin Carroll.
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DKROM is a Chicago based Sportswriter & sportscaster with a near encyclopedic knowledge of all things NFL. We here at Sports Krunch with DKrom enforce our “No Spin” policy 24/7/365, and do our absolute best to help all of you football fans cut through the spin and get to the truth. Sports Krunch will cover all the important stories you may have missed in the NFL universe. Sports Krunch will regularly have very influential and knowledgeable guests. So be on the lookout for the next episode an ...
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Music Business Facts- with Rodney Holder

Inspiring interviews with successful music industry experts

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Successful music industry experts share their secrets, insights and strategies on how to establish a career and monetize your passion within the music business. Whether you're an aspiring performer, songwriter, manager, promoter, indie label, studio owner or music entrepreneur, every episode of music business facts will give you the industry truths on how best to succeed in the music industry.
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In this episode, we tackle a diverse range of listener questions from reverse mortgages, annuities, Roth conversions, healthcare before the Medicare age, and a lot more. Tune in as we discuss: Al's Question: Recommendations for reverse mortgages and the conditions under which they can be beneficial. Paul's Inquiry: Using deferred annuities, specifi…
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In this episode, Devin dives deep into the Social Security questions sent in by our listeners. Topics include questions on the earnings limit, spousal benefits, survivor benefits, and the big one...how future benefit cuts could impact retirees If you’re thinking, "I love the Big Picture Retirement podcast!” please consider rating and reviewing this…
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If you regularly donate to your church or other charities, donor advised funds (DAFs) might be something you want to look into. These funds offer some big perks. First off, you get a potential tax deduction in the year you contribute, even if the money is given out to charities gradually. Secondly, you have the freedom to decide when to donate. Thi…
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1. NFC North -Have you ever seen a better situation for a #1 overall pick to walk into? What can Bears fans realistically expect from Caleb Williams in his rookie season? -Do you think Kiran Amegadjie makes more sense as a long-term replacement for Braxton Jones at LT, or as a long-term replacement for Teven Jenkins at guard? -How good of a chance …
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In today's episode, we examine the recent IRS Chief Counsel Memorandum, which introduces significant changes to one of the cornerstone strategies in estate planning. We explore how these new guidelines impact assets placed in trusts like intentionally defective grantor trusts (IDGTs) and spousal lifetime access trusts (SLATs). These trusts have tra…
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Lots of investors use the S&P 500 index as a key part of their investment plan, thinking it spreads their money out well among America's biggest companies. But in this episode, we're going to question that idea by looking at the risks of having too much money in just a few of the index's top companies. Even though the index includes 500 stocks, a b…
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1. AFC East -If you're the Patriots, would you be willing to start Jacoby Brissett for half the season or longer in order to benefit Drake Maye long-term? -In your view, how good of a start did the Patriots get in building the nest for Drake Maye? -Was taking Olu Fashanu over Brock Bowers the more prudent move for the Jets? -Can you see Malachi Cor…
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Roth IRA conversions can be a powerful tool for retirement planning, offering tax-free growth and withdrawals. However, there's a fine line between optimizing and overdoing it. In this episode, we talk about the dangers of over-converting to a Roth IRA. We'll explore how converting too much can lead to higher taxes in retirement and cause missed op…
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Are there lessons we should learn from the comparison of the Rockefellers and the Vanderbilts? In this episode, we look at the contrasting estate planning tactics of two of America's wealthiest dynasties. While both families amassed incredible fortunes, their legacies diverged significantly due to their different approaches to wealth management and…
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Retirement has five distinct phases and each of them have their own unique challenges and opportunities. Understanding these distinct phases is important for anyone who is approaching retirement or has retired within the past year or two. If you know what to expect on the road ahead, it should lead to a much smoother and more fulfilling transition …
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In this episode, we dive into the concept of investment location—a tactical approach in asset allocation across various accounts like IRAs and joint accounts, which can significantly influence your tax liabilities. If you’re thinking "I love the Big Picture Retirement podcast” please consider rating and reviewing this show! This helps us support mo…
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1. If you were making the pick for the Commanders at 2, which QB would you select and why? 2. As NFL insider Benjamin Allbright reported last Thursday, there are people in that New England front office that want to trade back and stockpile future draft capital, but owner Robert Kraft, who's 82 years old, wants a QB badly. Whose course of action do …
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1. One area of Caleb Williams' game that needs to be ironed out is his over-reliance on out-of-structure plays. However, as ESPN NFL analyst Mina Kimes noted, whenever Caleb had to play in-structure at USC, he proved he is more than capable of doing so. Do you agree with her view? Another knock on Caleb Williams is that he tried to be Superman far …
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1. In your opinion, which QB out of Jayden Daniels, Drake Maye, or J.J. McCarthy should be the Commanders pick at 2? Washington also has a glaring deficiency at OT as their current depth chart consists of Braeden Daniels, Cornelius Lucas, Andrew Wylie and Trent Scott. If you're Adam Peters, do you try extra hard to package your two second-round pic…
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1. If you're the Bengals, do you trade Tee Higgins during the draft, or do you think you can get a better return by trading him right before the mid-July franchise tag deadline? 2. Last year, Steelers GM Omar Khan traded up three spots to select a raw, but super promising athletic OT in Broderick Jones. This year, can you anticipate Pittsburgh maki…
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1. Say the Cardinals trade back with the Vikings, netting them picks 11 and 23, meaning they would have four selections in the top 35. But shortly thereafter, in typical Monti Ossenfort fashion, the Cardinals offer the Chargers two of those four top-35 selections along with say a second or third next year to come up to 5. If you're Jim Harbaugh, do…
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1. If you're Eliot Wolf, who's the Patriots de facto GM, what would you do with the third overall pick? If the Patriots do indeed stand pat at 3 and take a QB, should they have Jacoby Brissett start the entire 2024 season and whichever QB they select take the reins in 2025 a la Alex Smith and Patrick Mahomes? 2. Before free agency, most mock drafts…
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1. Would you be surprised or even shocked if the Titans, should they keep the pick at 7, do not upgrade Will Levis's protection with a new OT? Another thing to keep in mind is that Tennessee only has two top-100 selections (7, 38). If another team offers the Titans another such selection for them to move back, would you take that deal if you're Ran…
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1. Say one of Rome Odunze or Joe Alt, along with both Dallas Turner and Jared Verse are still available when the Bears are on the clock for the second time. But say the Jaguars at 17 or the Rams at 19, who DESPERATELY need a receiver and LT, respectively, offer the Bears their first and second-round picks this year plus their 2025 third-round pick …
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In today's episode, we discuss the landmark $418 million settlement involving the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and its potential implications for the real estate industry. As retirees and others look to buy or sell homes, they're facing a big shift in how real estate services will be priced and delivered. Danny Devito video-https://www.am…
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1. If you're Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort, do you only move back from 4 for a package that's greater than or equal to the value of what the Dolphins received in the Trey Lance trade three years ago? Another thing to keep in mind is that last year, shortly after the Cardinals traded down from 3 with the Texans, they moved right back up to 6 with the…
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1. Should the Panthers spend both of their second-round picks (33 and 39) on further upgrading the supporting cast for Bryce Young, or should they spend one of those picks on beefing up the Brian Burns-less pass rush? 2. Given the massive investment the Falcons just made in Kirk Cousins with that four-year, $180 million contract, do you get the fee…
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1. Dane Brugler said that Dallas Turner is probably the favorite to be the first defensive player off the board. Do you share that view and if so, what on tape makes him such an intriguing talent? Do you think Dallas Turner is capable of evolving into that "Batman" teams covet in their pass rush? 2. What makes Jared Verse an instant impact Day 1 NF…
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Flat-fee financial advisors aren’t for everyone. In fact, there are three types of investors who should steer clear of flat-fee financial advisors. In today’s episode, we’ll talk about who should avoid hiring a flat fee advisor and either do it on their own or hire a traditional % of AUM advisor. If you’re thinking "I love the Big Picture Retiremen…
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1. For the second consecutive year, we seem to be looking at a very underwhelming crop of linebackers. What is your overall impression of this group and are there still solid options for LB-needy teams to consider? 2. When you factor in both the athletic promise and the troublesome medical history of Payton Wilson, how high can you see him getting …
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1. Last week, shortly after NFL free agency began, we saw a rather unprecedented market for running backs develop, especially by today's standards. And a big reason why that happened, according to Daniel Jeremiah of NFL Network, is that the NFL is very down on the 2024 RB class. So I have a two-part question for you Jeff. First, what is your overal…
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1. If Terrion Arnold has a case to be the first defensive player off the board on April 25, what is it? 2. Would you be surprised if Quinyon Mitchell ends up being the best corner in this class? 3. Clemson's Nate Wiggins is arguably the most "traits-y" corner in this draft class, but he had a rather disappointing Combine, only weighing in at 173 po…
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1. For quite some time, Ohio State's Marvin Harrison, Jr. has been touted as a generational WR prospect. Several consider him as the best overall prospect in this draft class regardless of position. What exactly makes Marvin Harrison, Jr. such a rare, special talent? 2. If there is a case for Malik Nabers to be drafted ahead of Marvin Harrison, Jr.…
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Could the solution to saving Social Security be so glaringly obvious that it has been overlooked, or perhaps even ignored, due to political power dynamics? The concern about the insolvency of the Social Security trust fund looms large as the program faces financial instability, raising fear of increased taxes or reduced benefits for future benefici…
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1. NFL insider Benjamin Allbright reported that the NFL is quite lower on Joe Alt than draft media is and added that the league has compared him to Mike McGlinchey, another former Notre Dame OT that you're quite familiar with. Do you agree or disagree with the NFL's assessment of Joe Alt, and if you disagree, why will Alt likely be a better player …
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Description: In todays episode, we talk about the unexpected turns retirement can take, particularly when individuals find themselves in the role of raising a grandchild. This shift in family dynamics can significantly alter one’s retirement experience, extending far beyond the obvious impact on travel plans. We'll explore the various aspects that …
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1. Aside from positional value, what makes J.J. McCarthy worth a top-10 pick, and would it surprise you if he got drafted before either Jayden Daniels or Drake Maye? 2. One player expected to shine in on-field workouts at the Combine is Texas DT Byron Murphy. According to NFL Draft Analyst Dane Brugler of The Athletic, Murphy's goals are to run a 4…
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In today's episode, we'll dive into the intriguing phenomenon of Grey Divorce, which refers to divorces occurring among individuals aged 50 and above. Surprisingly, while the overall divorce rate is on the decline, Grey Divorce is on the rise. Join us as we explore the reasons behind this trend and provide a few thoughts on how to proactively preve…
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1. The first big move of the Texans off-season occurred the week before the Super Bowl as they were able to retain both offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik (who was a hot head coaching candidate) and QB's coach Jerrod Johnson (who was a hot OC candidate) on revised contracts. Does this move suggest to you that Jerrod Johnson will replace Bobby Slowi…
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In this episode, we explore an unrefined, yet accurate, approach to determining your risk tolerance. Beyond traditional risk tolerance questionnaires that often fluctuate with market conditions, we introduce two key criteria: Freak Out Number - Discover how to assess your decline tolerance in dollar terms, examining at what point you'd feel the nee…
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Ever dreamed about retiring to a sunny beach or quaint village in another country? How about living a life of luxury for less than $3,000 per month? In today's episode, we're debunking common myths and discussing the challenges of living abroad, while also highlighting the top destinations to consider moving to in 2024. If you’re thinking "I love t…
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1. Based on what you've seen from their tape thus far, do you think Caleb Williams, Drake Maye, or even Jayden Daniels would be an automatic upgrade over Justin Fields and why? 2. If you're Ryan Poles, do you commit to trading Justin Fields by mid-March, or would you be willing to hold on to him until April, especially if neither Caleb Williams nor…
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1. Biggest Takeaways From Conference Championship Weekend -DKrom: A win on Sunday officially cements the Chiefs as the next great NFL dynasty -Hal: Dan Campbell learned that sometimes you just have to take the points, especially in the playoffs 2. Weekly Honors -GOAT Of The Week (DKrom: L'Jarius Sneed, Hal: Travis Kelce) -Dunce Of The Week (DKrom: …
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We’ve heard this hundreds of time... 'I wish someone had warned me about this when I retired.' More often than not, they're referring to one of five key challenges that catch many retirees by surprise. In today's episode, we're diving into each of these five areas. If you're on the cusp of retirement, this is crucial viewing to help you steer clear…
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Our good friend Mark Gaughan, Bills beat reporter for The Buffalo News, joined us at the Senior Bowl to discuss how he sees the Bills navigating their 2024 salary cap crunch, whether or not he believes head coach Sean McDermott and GM Brandon Beane are on the hot seat headed into 2024, and which positions he believes the Bills will be eyeballing in…
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Former NFL TE Clay Harbor, who played nine seasons in the league and who currently works for various media outlets including The 33rd Team, joined us for a fun conversation at the Senior Bowl. He lists the players who stood out to him the most (in both good ways and bad) during the week of practices down in Mobile, shares his thoughts on what the B…
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Tyler Forness, who covers the Vikings for the USA Today Vikings Wire, joined us at the Senior Bowl to discuss whether or not we've seen the last of Kirk Cousins in Minnesota, how the Vikings will address the QB position should Cousins depart, why he believes star pass rusher and impending free agent Danielle Hunter will re-sign with the Vikings, wh…
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Clarence Hill, Jr., legendary Cowboys beat reporter for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, joined us at the Senior Bowl to discuss the real possibility of 2024 being Dak Prescott's final season in a Cowboys uniform, what he sees happening with impending Cowboys free agent LT Tyron Smith, the team's options to replace Dan Quinn at defensive coordinator, …
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Parker Gabriel, who is the Broncos beat reporter for the Denver Post, joined us at the Senior Bowl to discuss likely cap casualty, restructure, extension or trade candidates for the Broncos this spring, why trading back from 12 overall makes a lot of sense, Denver's free agency options at QB, and what the team's performance in 2023 says about head …
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Matt Matera, who covers the Bucs for PewterReport.com, joined us at the Senior Bowl where he shared his predictions on what will likely happen with impending Bucs free agents Baker Mayfield, Mike Evans, and Antoine Winfield, Jr., plus the latest on the Bucs search for a new offensive coordinator and which positions he believes the Bucs should prior…
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ESPN NFL insider Jeremy Fowler joined us at the Senior Bowl to share the latest intel he's hearing on the Commanders head coaching search, potential timetables for the Bears to make their decision at QB, possible free agency destinations for QB's Kirk Cousins, Justin Fields and Russell Wilson, plus his thoughts on which team currently picking in th…
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Our good friend Katherine Terrell, who covers the Saints for ESPN, joined us at the Senior Bowl to discuss which players are likely to be cap casualties this spring, the latest on the Saints search for a new offensive coordinator, whether or not 2024 is a "make or break" year for head coach Dennis Allen, and which positions the Saints will prioriti…
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Nick Farabaugh, Steelers beat reporter for PGH Steelers Now, joined us at the Senior Bowl to give us a reasonable take on the Steelers hire of Arthur Smith as offensive coordinator, his prediction on what the Steelers QB room will look like in 2024, his understanding of where contract talks with Mike Tomlin will eventually end up, and his belief as…
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Our good friend Turron Davenport, who is the Titans beat reporter for ESPN, joined us at the Senior Bowl and told us what about new head coach Brian Callahan impressed the Titans the most, the latest on the candidates for Callahan's coaching staff, a potential hypothetical scenario with the #7 overall pick, and why the Titans STRONGLY believe in GM…
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