IRAs, HSAs, QCDs, Taxes, and Rolling Passive Losses: Q&A #2420

May 18, 2024

IRAs, HSAs, QCDs, Taxes, and Rolling Passive Losses: Q&A #2420

Chris and Paul sit down to answer listeners questions regarding IRAs, HSAs, QCDs, taxes, and rolling forward passive losses.

(3:30) George asks about being able to take an IRA distribution and rolling it into an HSA.

(22:00) Georgette wonders if she can delay taking her first RMD to benefit from the timing of her current qualified charitable distributions (QCDs).

(43:30) George looks for thoughts on contributing pre-tax in his employer plans in an attempt to allow for normal Roth IRA contributions.

(55:45) A listener asks about being able to use a deceased husbands passive losses to offset potential future appreciation.

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