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WEEKLY TOPICS

ABC4 Financial Friday

Welcome to Financial Friday—Capita Financial Network’s weekly, plain-English breakdown of the money topics that matter. Each Friday, we unpack retirement planning, tax strategies, market moves, and everyday budgeting so you can make informed decisions with confidence. Watch the latest segment, skim key takeaways, and grab our quick checklist.
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The Two Five-Year Rules: Avoiding Roth IRA Penalties and Surprises
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Roth IRAs are built to offer tax-free growth potential, but two key 5-year rules determine whether withdrawals truly stay tax- and penalty-free. This episode explains the “forever” 5-year rule that governs taxes on growth and the separate 5-year conversion rule that applies to Roth conversions. Together, these rules highlight why starting the clock early and understanding each timeline is essential to supporting your Roth benefits.
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2025 Year-End Tax Checklist
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In this episode, we outline ten key financial tasks to tackle before the end of 2025, along with three bonus items to keep on your radar. We walk through practical strategies like adjusting retirement contributions, harvesting capital gains or losses, considering Roth conversions, help optimize charitable giving, and managing RMDs and QCDs. The episode breaks these concepts down in a straightforward way, helping you understand how each step fits into a stronger financial foundation.
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Guide to Financial Professionals
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Knowing who’s giving you financial advice matters. Advisors, brokers, and agents can play very different roles, each with unique motives and pay structures. Our YouTube series and free Guide to Financial Professionals break down the differences so you can make informed, confident decisions about your money.
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Roth Misunderstanding
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The “Same Spendable” concept shows that with equal tax and growth rates, your spendable income stays the same, no matter the account type. But when tax rates shift, strategy matters. Learn when to choose Roth, Traditional, or both in our five-part All About That Roth podcast series.
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Financial Planning for Beginners
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Financial planning begins with a solid foundation. Start by fixing weak spots in your finances, like debt and lack of insurance, then take advantage of free employer benefits and set up automated retirement savings. These simple steps create systems that protect your future and build lasting confidence.
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Intro to Capita & Zacc Call Money Education Youtube Channel
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At Capita Financial Network, we believe financial confidence starts with education. From teaching Social Security in Utah to hosting a long-running podcast and YouTube channel, we deliver clear, practical financial insights. Access free tools, webinars, and events through our Education Center and Financial Fridays to take control of your money with confidence.
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How to Calculate Taxes on Your Social Security Benefits
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UPCOMING TOPICS
Keep a lookout for new topics as they are published in the coming weeks!
Shifting from a steady paycheck to living on withdrawals requires a clear sequence of financial decisions. This episode breaks down how to potentially optimize Social Security, evaluate fixed income sources, structure withdrawals, and manage taxes, inflation, and bracket impacts. By mapping your “flight path” into the future, it shows how thoughtful planning, and the flexibility to adjust, can help you create a smoother transition into retirement.
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Many people want to manage their money confidently but don’t know where to start, so this episode introduces a simple weekly system for building strong financial habits. Each task fits into one of eight core planning areas, including spending, saving, taxes, insurance, and estate planning, and helps you create a consistent routine that keeps your finances moving forward. It’s a practical approach to staying organized, building momentum, and supporting steady progress throughout the year.
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Each year, new lines and limits shape key financial decisions, including 401(k) and IRA contribution changes, tax bracket updates, and adjustments to deduction amounts. Reviewing these updates early in the year, such as confirming Roth IRA income limits or updating your withholdings, can help ensure your strategy reflects current rules.
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Retirees face four key income risks: sequence of returns, inflation, longevity, and inflexibility. These include the chance of experiencing poor market years early in retirement, rising living costs, living longer than expected, and selecting investments that limit access to funds. Understanding these risks can help retirees structure an income strategy that aligns with their needs and circumstances.
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Financial planning in your 40s through 60s brings different challenges because there is less time for course corrections and decisions can affect future flexibility. It is not too late to make meaningful progress, and this stage often involves shifting from asking whether you have enough to understand how your retirement income will work. Focusing on savings habits, debt, spending needs, and how assets are structured can help clarify the gap between Social Security and total retirement spending.
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Managing cash flow is often more important to long-term financial stability than focusing on income alone, yet relying on constant self-discipline can be difficult. A “fake paycheck” system simplifies this by directing all income into one account and transferring a set weekly amount into a separate spending account. This structure can help create consistency in saving and spending without requiring ongoing restraint.
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