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The Right Path to Retirement

Attention all high-rollers and penny savers: welcome to RightPath to Retire with Jimmy Lin! Created and hosted by RightPath Wealth Management’s president, founder, and financial advisor, Jimmy Lin, this podcast is your new resource for insightful, informative, and…

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  1. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Should Retirees Worry About Midterm Election Market Swings? (opens the original)

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    Could a predictable market pattern during election years tempt investors into making costly decisions? This week, Jimmy Lin discusses why stock market volatility often increases during midterm election years, what history has shown, and why emotional reactions can have a bigger impact than market swings themselves. He explains the importance of building a retirement strategy that separates long-term growth assets from money needed for near-term lifestyle goals. Jimmy also shares how some retiree

  2. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Are You Ignoring the Midseason Checkup Your Retirement Plan Needs? (opens the original)

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    What do baseball’s midseason adjustments have to do with your retirement plan? Jimmy Lin uses the MLB All-Star break as a reminder that retirement planning is not a set-it-and-forget-it process. He discusses why a midyear financial check-in can help uncover blind spots, adapt to changing goals, and respond to market volatility, tax law updates, and life events. Jimmy also explains how small adjustments today may help reduce stress and keep your retirement strategy aligned with what matters most

  3. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    The Retirement Tax Trap Many People Don’t See Coming (opens the original)

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    Could a successful retirement account become a tax headache later in life? In this episode, Jimmy Lin discusses how large Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) can create unexpected tax burdens for retirees and why waiting until your 70s or 80s to address the issue may limit your options. The conversation explores Roth conversions, the timing of retirement income, Social Security considerations, and why tax planning is often more than a one-time decision. Jimmy explains how different pieces of a

  4. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Do You Have Enough to Retire? The Answer May Surprise You (opens the original)

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    Do you really need $1 million to retire or is that just a number that causes unnecessary stress? Jimmy Lin explores why retirement readiness is about more than hitting a savings target. He discusses how income sources, Social Security timing, debt levels, taxes, investment risk, and lifestyle goals all shape a retirement strategy. Whether you've saved $250,000 or $2.5 million, the conversation highlights why two retirees can face the same concerns and why understanding the role of every dollar m

  5. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    Why Retirees Are Taking a Second Look at Annuities (opens the original)

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    What if the retirement tool you've been told to avoid deserves a second look? Jimmy Lin discusses how annuities have changed over the years and why some retirees are reconsidering them as part of a broader financial plan. The conversation explores common misconceptions, the differences between older and modern annuity designs, concerns about market volatility, liquidity tradeoffs, fees, and how annuities may fit alongside other retirement assets. Jimmy also explains why understanding your goals

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