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Smaller IRA Withdrawals Coming Up
Coronavirus and Your Money Starting in 2022, the amount you’ll be required to withdraw from your retirement accounts after age 72 will decline modestly—which means your tax bill will be smaller, too.
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Deadline for Returning RMDs to Retirement Accounts is Approaching Fast
Coronavirus and Your Money Retirees who took a required minimum distribution earlier this year need to act quickly if they want to avoid taxes on the money they withdrew.
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Retirees Get Another Break with Expansion of RMD Waiver
Making Your Money Last The CARES Act cancelled "required minimum distributions" for 2020...and the IRS just expanded that relief to help more seniors and give more time to undo previous withdrawals.
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Stay on Top of RMD Rule Changes for 2020
required minimum distributions (RMDs) Between the SECURE Act and the CARES Act, the landscape has changed for RMDs this year. You don’t need to take one, for instance. And if you already have, you can probably undo it.
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Why 2020 Is an 'Unprecedented Opportunity' for a Roth IRA Conversion
Financial Planning Tax advisors say you can reduce your tax bill by 30% to 40% in this unprecedented time.
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The Answers to More RMD Questions
retirement The CARES Act made 2020 required minimum distributions optional. But what are your next moves?
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RMD Waiver + Stimulus Check = Tax Credit
retirement For seniors who got a stimulus check of less than $1,200, not having to take a required minimum distribution from their retirement accounts this year could mean they'll get a tax credit next year.
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13 Financial Moves to Make After Losing a Spouse
retirement Nothing upends your world like the death of a spouse, leaving you at a loss for what to do next.
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Review Your Retirement Plan to Consider SECURE Act Changes
retirement If you've been putting off learning about the effect on your retirement this new law holds, here's a quick wrap-up of what's new.
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