Retirees may fare worse reinvesting their IRA or 401(k) withdrawals under the Secure Act

Retirees may fare worse reinvesting their IRA or 401(k) withdrawals under the Secure Act.

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A higher age for beginning required withdrawals would allow more time to roll over assets to a Roth account, which taxes contributions but not eventual withdrawals. The kicker: Due to the reduced time that the reinvested cash would have to grow, its value over time could be smaller under the proposed change than under current law.

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