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Scot Landborg is the host of the retirement planning podcast Retire Eyes Wide Open, available on both iTunes and Google Play. The show provides tips and strategies to demystify the retirement process for those in or entering retirement. Scot is a regular contributor to Kiplinger.com and has been quoted in publications such as U.S. News & World Report, Market Watch, Yahoo Finance, Nasdaq and Investopedia. He also formally hosted the nationally syndicated radio show Smart Money Talk Radio.
Scot has over 17 years of experience advising clients on retirement planning strategies. He conducts over 20 public seminars per year on Social Security, investments and retirement planning. His commitment to service and comprehensive planning are the hallmarks of the firm.
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