In this episode of the Functional Retirement Podcast, host Thatcher Taylor dives into year-end planning and shares some valuable insights and recommendations. From discussing comprehensive planning as a certified financial planner to exploring the impact of a book called "The War of Art" by Steven Pressfield, Thatcher provides valuable information to help you navigate your financial journey. Whether you're looking for a one-time plan or ongoing assistance, Thatcher has you covered. Don't miss out on this episode filled with valuable tips and advice. 

Year-end planning for retirement is an essential aspect of financial management that individuals need to consider as they approach the end of the year. This podcast provides valuable insights into various topics related to year-end planning for retirement, including required minimum distributions, qualified charitable distributions, net unrealized appreciation, and Roth conversions.

Plus, Thatcher shares a special announcement about a free consultation and a book recommendation that will add massive value to your life. Tune in now and get ready to live your wealth!

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