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Selected episode from the popular radio show The Volatile Vet, hosted by Abshire Family Financial.

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  • The Fund That Never Runs Out 9-19-26

    The Fund That Never Runs Out 9-19-26
    19 Sep 2026

    This summer's Social Security and Medicare trustees report sounds the alarm on two trust funds, then calls Medicare Parts B and D “adequately financed into the indefinite future.” This week the Volatile Vet explains why that fund can never run out: its funding is reset every year, and the bill lands on retirees as rising premiums and IRMA surcharges taken straight out of Social Security checks. Then he walks through one couple's case where Roth conversions cut lifetime taxes from about $5.1 million to $894,000.
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    56 dk.
  • What $40 Trillion in Debt Means for Your Retirement 9-12-26

    What $40 Trillion in Debt Means for Your Retirement 9-12-26
    12 Sep 2026

    The United States crossed $40 trillion in debt on August 19th — climbing about five and a half million dollars a minute. This week the Volatile Vet skips the outrage and talks about what it means for money you spent decades saving, and how the Compass Report's side-by-side paths let the math, not opinions, decide.
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    56 dk.
  • Pre-tax Retirement and the Widow’s Penalty 8-22-26

    Pre-tax Retirement and the Widow’s Penalty 8-22-26
    22 Aug 2026

    A deep dive on conversions and the Widow's Penalty. This week the Volatile Vet uses the Tax Scorecard — part of the Compass Report — to show the other side of the pre-tax equation: one couple's total retirement taxes and surcharges came to about $2.6 million through age 95, even after every deduction.
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    56 dk.
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