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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2025 · 13 MIN

Medicare Changes: Will Your Doctor Still Be There? | Are You Too Afraid to Spend Your Savings? | Retirement Rules You Should Break in 2025

from The Right Path to Retirement · host Jimmy Lin

Is your retirement plan built to weather sudden rule changes and shifting markets? This episode dives into the realities of Medicare open enrollment, the psychology of spending in retirement, and how to break outdated financial rules for a more confident future. Jimmy Lin shares real stories and practical strategies to help retirees adapt, spend wisely, and enjoy the life they’ve worked for—without letting fear hold them back. If you want to begin the conversation on helping turn your retirement savings into income, preserving your retirement assets, and optimizing your taxes throughout retirement, go to rightpathwm.com and set up a meeting with Jimmy and the team or call 702-805-7000. Hear Jimmy Lin on “Right Path to Retirement Radio” each Saturday at 12 noon on News and Talk Radio 840 KXNT Facebook   YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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