How Much Money Do You Need to Retire in 2026?

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00:00 - Intro: This Week on the YMYW Podcast
01:03 - Can “George and Weezy” Retire in 2026 or Earlier With Deferred Compensation? (IL)
12:17 - Retirement Pop Quiz, Download the Retirement Readiness Guide
13:02 - Should I Move With Work, Take a Break, or Retire Now? Be Brutally Honest (Jenn, OH)
17:43 - Can I Stay Retired at Age 52? Should I Convert Retirement Savings to Tax-Free Roth? (Seth, Montana, AI voice)
24:34 - Ask Joe & Big Al for your Retirement Spitball Analysis, Schedule a Free Financial Assessment
25:30 - Are REIT ETFs a Good Way to Get Into Real Estate Investing? (Leon, Chicago - voice)
33:56 - Jonathan Clements - free Kindle book and interview

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