The Roth IRA is no longer the ideal wealth transfer vehicle | Ep #47

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Bruce and Jason Hosler the significant changes to the Roth Stretch IRA, resulting from the SECURE Act, that came into effect on January 1, 2020. This Act drastically altered the landscape, as it now requires inherited IRAs to be fully withdrawn within ten years, eliminating the lifetime benefit that was once the key feature of the Roth Stretch IRA.

The Roth IRA is no longer the ideal wealth transfer vehicle

Roth Ira No Longer Ideal Wealth Transfer Vehicle

The 2019 Secure Act killed the stretch IRA and more importantly the Roth Stretch IRA. Prior to January 1st, 2020, you were able to leave your Roth IRA to your non-spouse beneficiaries (your children), and they had the ability to inherit your Roth IRA account and stretch the tax-free required minimum distributions (RMDs) over the remainder of their entire lives.

Protecting & Preserving Wealth Explained | Ep #45

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Bruce and Jason Hosler discuss the firm’s commitment to protecting their clients’ financial futures. Bruce begins by underlining the company’s longstanding dedication to protecting and maintaining money during global volatility, something many overlook.