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She Retired at 64 With $380,000 in a 401(k) and No Income for Nine Years. She Never Converted a Dollar. Her First RMD Was Taxed at 22%.

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A retiree who leaves work at 64 with a $380,000 401(k) balance and no earned income for the next nine years enters what planners call the gap years: the stretch between the last paycheck and the required beginning date when required minimum distributions (RMDs) start. A required minimum distribution is the amount the IRS

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