Wes Moss

You know, I wish I was an expert on this.

I, you know, I got in touch with Wes Moss and I texted him, say, are you following this? I'd like to hear somebody tell me, like, how are they dealing with this right now? But I'm telling you right now, there are in all of the biggest companies in the world right now, there are top level meetings going on trying to figure out just exactly how we respond to this.

All right, a couple of corrections.

Just for my own self, I have to be, you know, I can't be putting lies out there.

So I don't know if you can hear the background noise, but I am recording this one live from FinCon, which is the place where people run around in T-shirts that say Money Nerds Unite.

If you have been following along, you know the conference is basically a giant reunion of the personal finance world, which means today's guest is someone many of you already know and love, Wes Moss.

Wes is coming back to the Her Money podcast.

We're very glad to have him, but let me tell you just a little bit about him.

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I'm Krista DeBias here with Wes Moss.

Rapid fire question version.

So

no topic by me, just we're going right to Q&A.

Right to questions,

Wes Moss.

And you can ask Wes questions at wesmoss.com slash ask.

So let's welcome in.

Wes Moss is here.

Unfortunately, Wes, I can't see you.

That's okay.

Ooh, I can feel your spirit.

Hey, hey, whoa, wait.

There are limits even to your spirit, Wes Moss.

Yeah, Wes, I haven't seen you in a bit, and I don't want to start off negative about things going on.

Right to questions,

Wes Moss.

And you can ask Wes questions at wesmoss.com slash ask.

Here's the first one.

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Welcome back to Ask an Advisor.

Wes Moss here.

Chris, you almost called me Russ Moss because Roth and Wes, it came out as Russ.

Hi, Krista Dibias.

Wes Moss, headline maker.

It's interesting to make some headlines.

It

Wow.

So it's cool to be in that same headline.

It was Jim Cramer and Wes Moss.

What?

[upbeat music] Welcome to this week's Ask an Advisor.

I'm Krista Dibias here with Wes Moss, headline maker.

It's interesting to make some headlines.

It is.

Wow.

So it's cool to be in that same headline.

It was like, Jim Cramer and Wes Moss.

What?

Well, he said four percent, and Michael Kitces redid it in like 2008 and came up with the same numbers.

Wes Moss did it, I want to say in 2015.

He came up with the same numbers.

What do you consider an acceptable failure level? Because Bengen's research said that like there was only one period, or no, maybe that was, that was Kitces because he has the amazing chart.