How Can I Reduce My RMD Taxes After Age 73?

Turning 73 can be considered a key milestone...

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Turning 73 can be considered a key milestone...

5 Ways to Potentially Reduce RMD Taxes After Age 73

Turning 73 can be considered a key milestone for retirement planning: It's the year
required minimum distributions (RMDs) go into effect for most.

Since RMDs count as taxable income, they have the potential to trigger significant
tax bills. But with thoughtful strategies, you may be able to reduce the RMD tax
burden and help preserve more of your hard-earned wealth.

Here are five actionable strategies to consider when managing RMD-related taxes.
See the list.

Consulting a fiduciary financial advisor can be a great first step to factoring RMDs,
and the potential tax repercussions, into your retirement plan.

SmartAsset's latest proprietary model reveals that working with a financial advisor
could potentially add from 36% to 212% more dollar value to investors' portfolios
over a lifetime, depending on multiple unique, individual factors.¹

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Sources:
1. "The Value of a Financial Advisor: What's It Really Worth?" SmartAsset (Nov. 2024)

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