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The Strange RMD Rules for Ex-Spouses After a Divorce
Slott Report 
[Guidance Overview] Apr. 8, 2026 "IRS regulations ... say that, even though an ex-spouse has a separate account, she must start taking RMDs when the participant reaches age 73 (or 75). The IRS rules go on to say that when RMDs start for the ex-spouse, she gets to use her own single life expectancy factor to calculate RMDs. Unfortunately, it's not clear which IRS life expectancy table should be used." MORE >> |
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