The 10-Year Mark, QCDs, Excess RMDs, 60-Day Rollovers, and Tax Deferred Accounts: Q&A #2002

January 11, 2020

The 10-Year Mark, QCDs, Excess RMDs, 60-Day Rollovers, and Tax Deferred Accounts: Q&A #2002

Our “Roaring 20’s” are in full swing now and Jim & Chris take on 5 new Q&A topics about the 10-year mark, QCDs, excess RMDs, and more!

(5:15) A Californian asks about divorcing at the 10-year mark if you’ve only lived as married for 2 years.

(10:00) Another listener wants to confirm if QCDs would still apply to a person who reached 70 ½ but who was not taking RMDs based on the SECURE Act.

(20:50) A listener from Georgia discusses the possibilities of excess RMDs, in particular the option of a Roth conversion.

(37:10) Another Californian asks a particular question in reference to the 60-day rollover.

(41:45) A third California listener would like advice concerning tax deferred accounts.

 

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