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“But Kiplinger's research found that 51% of adults and their parents never talk about money. Ready to start yours? Visit kiplinger.com to learn more about the trillion dollar talk.”

“Kiplinger's research found that 51% of adults and their parents never talk about money. Kiplinger calls it the trillion dollar talk, a conversation about inheritance, estate planning, wills, and the questions families should be asking. Ready to start yours? Visit kiplinger.com to learn more about the trillion dollar talk and what this historic wealth transfer could mean for your family.”

“Maybe it's time we talked. Kiplinger calls it the trillion dollar talk. a conversation about inheritance, estate planning, wills, and the questions families should be asking before those decisions become urgent. kiplinger.com to learn more about the trillion dollar talk and what this historic wealth transfer could mean for your family.”

“But Kiplinger's research found that 51% of adults and their parents, get this, never talk about money. Kiplinger calls it the trillion dollar talk. conversation about inheritance, estate planning, wills, and the questions families should be asking before those decisions become urgent.”

Referenced for research and statistics about inheritance and financial planning conversations among American families.

“But Kiplinger's research found that 51% of adults and their parents, get this, never talk about money. Ready to start yours? Visit kiplinger.com to learn more about the trillion dollar talk”

Informational discussion about Kiplinger's research on inheritance and estate planning without explicit endorsement or criticism.

“So we think that folks who ought to be considering Roth conversions need to have outside resources after tax assets or liquid cash available in order to pay taxes on the Roth conversion. So we so we agree with Kipingers on that on that point.”

The hosts reference and discuss a Kiplinger article about Roth conversions without endorsing or criticizing it.