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A Couple’s $1.1 Million 401(k) Can Face a Different Tax Bill After One Spouse Dies and the Survivor Files Single

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A couple spends decades building $1.1 million in pretax retirement savings. Then one spouse dies, and the survivor discovers that withdrawing the same amount can carry a steeper tax bill.
In this hypothetical scenario, the savings remain, one Social Security check disappears, and housing and insurance still need to be paid. The next sque

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