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Which IRA Minimum Distribution Method Fits Best at Age 70-1/2?
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July 31, 2000

"You must pick an IRA distribution method, but which one is best for you? ... There is the Recalculation method, the Term Certain method and the Hybrid method. And there are many variations ... The stakes are high, because picking your distribution method is a key factor in determining how long your IRA will outlive you. Once you make your choice, it is irrevocable after ... April 1 of the year following the year you turn 70-1/2 years old."

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