October 20, 2017

The Modern Family Conundrum

Spousal IRA beneficiary planning can get confusing, and if you’re a widow who has inherited an IRA from your spouse, you may unsure of how to handle the assets.

You can remain a beneficiary of the account, which would allow you take penalty-free distributions before you reach age 59½, or you can choose a spousal rollover, which would allow you to delay any required minimum distributions until you turn 70½.

So how do you decide which option is best for you?

Click here to learn more about your options.

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