Shares: Securing RMDs in Retirement Planning
How the latest SECURE 2.0 Act changes can impact your clients’ retirement plans.
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Eric Ludwig
PhD, CFP®
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View DetailsAugust 26, 2024
The SECURE Act of 2019 changed the game for retirement planning in America with a host of updates and new regulations; and more recently, its follow-up the SECURE 2.0 Act is shifting long-standing guidance with a renewed focus on required minimum distributions (RMDs).
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In this episode of our Shares podcast, host Eric Ludwig, PhD, CFP® joins Denise Appleby, MJ, APA, AKS, CISP, CRC, CRPS, CRSP – creator and CEO of Appleby Retirement Consulting and a preeminent retirement planning thought leader featured on The College’s Knowledge Hub+ platform – for an in-depth look at new RMD regulations and what they mean for retirement planning. Specifically, Appleby explains how rules surrounding the choosing and managing of beneficiaries for retirement accounts have changed thanks to the SECURE 2.0 updates, and what that means for your practice moving forward.
Denise Appleby, MJ, APA, AKS, CISP, CRC, CRPS, CRSP is a nationally recognized IRA expert and author of several books on IRAs. She is an IRA trainer, speaker, and consultant on IRAs and employer plans for small businesses. She has trained thousands of financial, tax, and legal professionals and helps them avoid mistakes with their clients’ retirement accounts and, where possible, fix mistakes. Due to her knack for working with IRA custodians to correct IRA mistakes and resolve other complex IRA-related issues, Appleby has earned the reputation of “The IRA Whisperer.” She graduated from John Marshall Law School, where she obtained a master of jurisprudence in employee benefits and has earned several professional designations for IRAs and employer plans.
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