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5 Strategies to Take Control of Your Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)

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Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) begin at age 73 for most retirement savers.

These forced withdrawals can be a burden for those who don't need (or want) the taxable income.

Since they are “required,” many assume that they don't have any control over their RMDs.

But that’s not necessarily the case.

In fact, one of the 5 strategies I'm sharing with you today allows you to delay unwanted (mandatory) distributions well past age 73 😳

Applying these strategies and gaining control of your RMDs can potentially help you:

➤ Lower lifetime taxes

➤ Reduce catastrophic risks

➤ Improve risk-adjusted investment returns

It doesn't matter if you're still working or already taking RMDs—if you want to optimize your long-term plan, you'll enjoy today's episode.

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Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) begin at age 73 for most retirement savers.

These forced withdrawals can be a burden for those who don't need (or want) the taxable income.

Since they are “required,” many assume that they don't have any control over their RMDs.

But that’s not necessarily the case.

In fact, one of the 5 strategies I'm sharing with you today allows you to delay unwanted (mandatory) distributions well past age 73 😳

Applying these strategies and gaining control of your RMDs can potentially help you:

➤ Lower lifetime taxes

➤ Reduce catastrophic risks

➤ Improve risk-adjusted investment returns

It doesn't matter if you're still working or already taking RMDs—if you want to optimize your long-term plan, you'll enjoy today's episode.

***

FREE RETIREMENT PLANNING RESOURCES:

Subscribe to the Stay Wealthy Retirement Newsletter!

As a thank you, you'll receive three (3) of my MOST popular retirement & tax cheatsheets.

You'll also receive my weekly retirement newsletter :)

👉 Click here to subscribe and grab your cheatsheets.

***

EPISODE RESOURCES:

📊 Get Your FREE Retirement & Tax Analysis!

✏️ Grab the Episode Show Notes

📘 Check Out the Retirement Podcast Network

  continue reading

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