IRA Minimum Distribution Requirements Likely to Return This Year (Financial Planning.com)

Congress suspended the required minimum distributions for IRA, 401(k) and other retirement plan investors age 70-1/2 last year, since people’s balances took such a hit the year before and many wanted to remain invested in hopes of a rebound.

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IRA Minimum Distribution Requirements Likely to Return This Year (Financial Planning.com)

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