Amplified Wealth

Inherited IRAs Post-SECURE Act: Mastering the Maze

Amplified Wealth

In the latest episode of Amplified Wealth's According to Plan, hosts Kate Fishbein and Tom Farrell tackle one of the most confusing yet essential retirement planning topics: the new inherited IRA rules. They break down the changes brought by the SECURE Act and the impact on beneficiaries. 

Episode Highlights:

 ⏰ The 10-Year Rule Explained: Unpack the complexities of the 10-year withdrawal rule and how it affects non-eligible designated beneficiaries.

 💼 Inherited IRAs and Tax Planning: Learn about strategies to minimize tax burdens while complying with new rules.

 🔔 Eligible vs. Non-Eligible Beneficiaries: Clarify the differences and how each group is impacted by required minimum distributions.

 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Spousal Beneficiary Considerations: Explore the unique rules and options for surviving spouses inheriting retirement accounts.

 🔍 RMDs and the SECURE Act: Discover how to navigate required minimum distributions based on the age and circumstances of the original account owner.

 And much more! 

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