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The Stretch IRA
Forbes; subscription may be required 
Sept. 26, 2003
Excerpt: One of the great loopholes in modern tax law: retirement accounts that go on compounding for decades after the worker's death, for the benefit of heirs. One of the great morasses of tax complexity: retirement accounts. If you inherited an IRA between 1998 and 2001, or if you plan to leave oneto a trust when you die, pay attention: You may need to act now. What follows is complicated, but could produce decades of extra tax deferral for you or your heirs.
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