In this video, Amar Shah, CFA, CFP®, Founder of Client First Capital, and Kyle Lynch, CPA, Founder of Clover Hill CPA, answer some frequently asked questions, including:
1. If the beneficiary of an inherited IRA passes away, what happens to the IRA? How is this affected by the Secure Act?
2. What are options for gifting, and what guidelines and requirements should you be aware of with these different options?
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Just to be clear, regarding a non-spouse inherited IRA, the beneficiary has a maximum of ten years to withdraw that money? As opposed to the beneficiary must draw down some of that IRA each year for ten years and finally closing it out in year ten?