No.As you are retired I would assume 95% your funds are in an array of CDs?
No.As you are retired I would assume 95% your funds are in an array of CDs?
MRD doesn't kick in until retirement.do MRD requirements change once you reach retirement age?
my wife has an inherited IRA and she is required to take MRD.MRD doesn't kick in until retirement.
For 5 years, right? JBP’s RMDs are the required ones at 70.5 or 71.5 or whatever it is this year normally.my wife has an inherited IRA and she is required to take MRD.
no, MRD's are required for inherited IRA's annually.For 5 years, right? JBP’s RMDs are the required ones at 70.5 or 71.5 or whatever it is this year normally.
Or over 5 years if via the other calculation.no, MRD's are required for inherited IRA's annually.
oh that. yea our CFP advised against that.Or over 5 years if via the other calculation.
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Why the fuck would you do that? Have you never heard of inflation? There are investment options between cash and stock that have different levels of risk/reward. Even in retirement you still need enough growth to, at the minimum, try to offset inflation (~2.25%/yr) let alone get growth to counter your down years.As you are retired I would assume 95% your funds are in an array of CDs?
They start at age 72 and go up slightly every year.do MRD requirements change once you reach retirement age?
You had the option with Inherited IRAs to draw 100% within 5 years or if you set up RMD's within 1 year (iirc), you could do a "stretch" IRA and extended it on your life expectancy.For 5 years, right? JBP’s RMDs are the required ones at 70.5 or 71.5 or whatever it is this year normally.
SECURE Act changed everything for RMD's going forward. New RMD's are not required until age 72, unless you are already drawing them. If you have an inherited IRA that you had prior to 1/1/20, you can continue your "stretch" IRA annual RMD payout rate. Going forward however, the longest you can make an Inherited IRA last (with some exceptions) is 10 years.no, MRD's are required for inherited IRA's annually.
Turns out I might have been wrong.People would spend all of it on booze and toiletpaper.
Where I'm going, I don't need cash (but yes, I have some). #VAYou better have the whole damn nut in cash, cause there ain’t gonna be no damn reasonable mortgages.
House prices are in large part determined by rates. If people can't get loans, because banks won't take large loan risks, prices will be forced downwards. It's part of why houses until the 90's were reasonably priced. If you can only spend $2000/m on a mtge, and it's common across the market, but rates are so high interest makes up 90% of that, prices will be forced down. It's just math.You better have the whole damn nut in cash, cause there ain’t gonna be no damn reasonable mortgages.
Aha, yeah, hopefully the VA stays solvent. Damn good loan programs.Where I'm going, I don't need cash (but yes, I have some). #VA
The dynamics are a little different here in LaLa land, but yeah.House prices are in large part determined by rates. If people can't get loans, because banks won't take large loan risks, prices will be forced downwards. It's part of why houses until the 90's were reasonably priced. If you can only spend $2000/m on a mtge, and it's common across the market, but rates are so high interest makes up 90% of that, prices will be forced down. It's just math.
Yeah, it is super awesome when let lose their homes.I'm really hopeful for a real-estate crash.
Living under a sham of perceived value, where a "starter" home costs 400K. Few shits given. Bootstraps.Yeah, it is super awesome when let lose their homes.
Careful.Living under a sham of perceived value, where a "starter" home costs 400K. Few shits given. Bootstraps.
Watching the median...or hell, average, price of homes rise to more than what a person earning a "normal" income will earn in any reasonable amount of time (like in the Bay Area, for starters, but really, ANY place these days that anyone wants to live)...few shits given. So many people are obsessed with buying a house and that being an investment that will get them "set" for life. Again, few shits given if that falls apart. This market has been propped up and hyper-inflated for decades and it's due for a collapse. Your 300K investment turning into 700K locked many other people out of owning a home...so F-you when it falls apart.Careful.
When shit goes south californians buy houses.
You don't want any of this. We're fucking assholes.
MIL-SPEC guillotines. This ain't no half assed shit were building over here.I build guillotines with squeebs.
So over priced, over complicated with a rediculous number of redundant pointless features and to be delivered in 10-12 years time?MIL-SPEC guillotines. This ain't no half assed shit were building over here.
"Aviation grade", please.So over priced, over complicated with a rediculous number of redundant pointless features and to be delivered in 10-12 years time?
Don't forget obsolete when deployed.Aviati..... I don't care what your sniffing! Better bloody well have a good chemtrail dispenser built in then..... and software that's looking for a fight with you.
In this case he's getting ahead of himself.Don't forget obsolete when deployed.
"Aviation grade", please.
They already make those, just in a mobile version.Need to adopt ASE standards, develop a simple, cheap and easily produced design. One in every town square, mini-mall, golf course, yacht club and country club.
No big deal if the blade hangs up every once in a while. Adds a bit of drama.
I have been a proficient user of a machete since I was 10. The guillotine is a tool of the people, not an individual.They already make those, just in a mobile version.
Refine your swing and it will eliminate the need for multiple hacks.