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In reply to the discussion: 401(k) Savings Plans Get a Boost in Bipartisan Retirement Bill [View all]

nilram

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2. (cough) (cough) higher tax bills (cough)
Reply to dflprincess (Reply #1)
Wed Mar 30, 2022, 01:45 AM
Mar 2022

But, should I live so long and be that prosperous, I'll appreciate the flexibility to delay the RMD.

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401(k) Savings Plans Get a Boost in Bipartisan Retirement Bill [View all] question everything Mar 2022 OP
The key line being "boost the bottom line of the financial services industry dflprincess Mar 2022 #1
(cough) (cough) higher tax bills (cough) nilram Mar 2022 #2
This hits me directly and will cost me $$$. lark Mar 2022 #3
Any time you take money after 59 and a half you have to pay taxes but no fees question everything Mar 2022 #4
I have to file a form every time I take out money to prove this is a retirement account. lark Mar 2022 #6
The year one MUST begin REQUIRED minimum distributions -- was 70 1/2, then 72 with the SECURE Act of progree Mar 2022 #5
Yes, it can hurt retirees - cause them a lot more work to get their money. lark Mar 2022 #7
I'm sorry, but I don't see how giving you the OPTION of delaying when you HAVE TO take progree Mar 2022 #8
I rolled my 401k into an IRA seamlessly, decades ago. That might be a way around progree Mar 2022 #9
I retired from a lifetime of work in nonprofits and when those finance people started coming around CTyankee Apr 2022 #10
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