When an individual with a tax-deferred retirement account (traditional IRA, 401(k), etc.) reaches the age of 73, the government requires a certain amount to be taken from the account each year in order for the taxes to be paid on the account.
When an individual with a tax-deferred retirement account (traditional IRA, 401(k), etc.) reaches the age of 73, the government requires a certain amount to be taken from the account each year in order for the taxes to be paid on the account.