Bedel Blog

Since the SECURE Act became law, Inherited IRAs have become exceedingly more complicated. The Final Regulations from the IRS for inherited IRAs only amplify the difficulty.

You can contribute pre-tax dollars, invest the funds while enjoying tax-free growth, and withdraw the funds free of tax if used for qualified medical expenses.

Two of the most notable changes of the SECURE Act were the elimination of the "stretch" provision for non-eligible beneficiaries and the creation of the 10-year rule.

Are changes to the SECURE Act on the way? It is important to be at the forefront of what is on the table so proper due diligence can be taken in advance of any enactment of proposed acts.

When the SECURE Act first passed, the rules seemed straightforward. In practice, we are now encountering individuals who have more than one Inherited IRA account and possibly different distributions plans for each one.

Baby Boomers are aging. There's no question; money is shifting hands over the next forty years. The Great Wealth Transfer will look different for everyone.

To many, pets are members of the family. But who will care for them when we’re gone? Including your pets in your estate plan can solve this dilemma.

Inheriting an IRA can be a blessing. Dealing with the IRS distribution rules can be a headache. Understand your options!