Some Questions About Social Security & IRAs: Q&A #2025

June 20, 2020

Some Questions About Social Security & IRAs: Q&A #2025

Jim and Chris answer multiple questions relating to Social Security and IRAs.

(5:45) A  Californian asks if his mother-in-law’s husband can claim a spousal benefit even if she never claimed her own Social Security benefit.

(10:45) A listener from Ohio would like to reduce his tax burden from the interest income earned by his cash accounts.

(27:35) A listener would like to know if her husband’s Social Security spousal benefits would be penalized if she claims her benefits early.

(37:00) A Kansas listener has a question about transferring IRAs.

(57:20) A Pennsylvanian would like to increase her federal tax withholding amount.

(1:00:00) “George” is wondering if he can make QCDs from his IRA without triggering RMDs.

 

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