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Investing Blog Roundup: New Podcast Episodes

I was recently a guest on two podcasts, which you might find to be of interest.

First was a discussion of estate planning and Roth conversions, for the Advice-Only Podcast, which is hosted by Sarah Sprague Gerber of the Advice-Only Network.

Next was a discussion of Social Security, for the Ben with Benefits podcast, which is hosted by Ben Carlson of Ritholtz Wealth. (Ben also writes the blog A Wealth of Common Sense, which I frequently feature here.)

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