Through the Pines Ep. 24 - How to Take Money OUT of an IRA
Through the Pines Ep. 24 - How to Take Money OUT of an IRA
HOW TO TAKE MONEY OUT OF AN IRA - THROUGH THE PINES PODCAST
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*TIME STAMPS*
1:15 - Basic Rules to Access IRA Money
4:10 - Required Minimum Distributions
5:55 - It’s YOUR MONEY! It’s Your Responsibility.
6:50 - Taking money out for Charitable Contributions
8:50 - More on Required Minimum Distributions (in your 70s)
9:40 - Who Should Be Your IRA Beneficiary?
13:55 - Rule Changes
15:34 - 60-Day Rule, What is it? How to Use it.
18:15 - Using IRA Money to BUY a HOUSE!
22:00 - SMORE NUMBERS - Aging Demographic Statistics
23:15 - How to use IRA money for HIGHER EDUCATION
25:15 - Using IRA Money for Child Birth Costs
26:30 - Using IRA Money for Medical Expenses
28:50 - Substantially Equal Periodic Payments
35:40 - Death, Disability, Unemployment Distribution Options
37:00 - Pulling out NON-CASH Items from your IRA
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This episode includes financial advice from professionals. Visit the financial planners in this podcast at www.planwithbaxter.com. The Banyan Collective & Host, R. Brandon Long are not the financial professionals - podcast pro's, maybe - money men, not so much.
Through the Pines Podcast Copyright, The Banyan Collective - September, 2022
Did you know - You can take money out of your IRA for a first time home purchase, select medical expenses, for a 60 day loan, and of course for your retirement. We cover all the options in this episode of Through the Pines.
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