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      Retire Smart Austin | Episode 221

      Leah Woodford 00:00 Welcome to Retire Smart Austin. I’m Leah Woodford, and with me today is Phil Capriotti Sr., of Empower Wealth and Tax, and today we’re talking everything trusts. Welcome back.

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      Retire Smart Austin | Episode 220

      We’ll cover how planning ahead helps you manage income, reduce uncertainty, and stay prepared for whatever life brings—so you can enjoy a more confident and comfortable retirement.

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      Retire Smart Austin | Episode 219

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Avoiding the Top IRA and Tax Mistakes

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In this episode, Phil Capriotti Sr. and Spike Spengel dive into one of the most overlooked parts of retirement planning — the mistakes investors make with their IRAs.