The devil is in the tax details 🫣 The Secure Act 2.0 updated certain rules regarding retirement accounts. Here are some important retirement account updates you should know: 👉 New RMD age: 73 (starting 2023), rising to 75 by 2033 👉 RMDs eliminated for ROTH 401(K)s 👉 Reduced penalties for missed RMDs 👉 Extended RMD waiver for certain inherited IRAs until 2025 These are just a few of the numerous changes made by Secure Act 2.0. Stay compliant and avoid penalties. Get in touch with us if you need some guidance. https://lnkd.in/dwDA_iFt #BusinessGoals #FinancialPlanning
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