Retirement planning insights, tax strategies, and financial guidance from Erik Goodge, CFA, CFP®.
The most commonly cited rule for making distributions in retirement is wrong. Most people hear it's best to first fully distribute your taxable account balances, then your tax deferred account balances, and finally your tax free account balances. This reduces the value of your deductions. More valuable alternatives include first filling up your deductions with pre-tax distributions.
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