May 16, 2022
Have you been hearing about “government bonds” offering a higher return lately? Derek explains what iBonds are and what investing in them looks like. We also discuss Bitcoin potentially being offered in 401(k) plans and an update on the SECURE Act 2.0 and what that could mean for Required Minimum distributions.
Resources Mentioned:
The Novice and The Nerd Podcast, Episode 020: Bitcoin
StrategicPoint Blog: The Time Has Come to Scrap the RMD
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