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How Required Minimum Distributions Work
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Today’s topic is Required Minimum Distributions or RMDs.
When you save money, pre-tax, in a retirement plan or an IRA, the IRS requires you to start taking annual ‘minimum’ distributions at age 72. It was age 70.5 until the SECURE Act passed in December, raising the age to 72.
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