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Personal Investments • Taking IRA distributions

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1) Look at your desired asset allocation. Sell from the asset class where you are overweight. After you take the distributions rebalance in the retirement accounts if you need to.
mbr2000: I do similar to what stan1 does. Functionally, it's the same your item #1.

I'm at Fidelity. Fidelity allows withdrawals directly from held funds. Currently I take my RMD distribution $ from my IRA's MMKT Funds, then 2x a year I re-balance. The distributions are done automatically using Fidelity's excellent distribution tools. Effectively, the distributions are coming from the bigger gainers, just not immediately. Each quarter $ flows from the IRAs to Taxable Brokerage. Each month, $ from the Taxable Brokerage flows to our bank's checking account. More $ flows into Taxable than flows out. I've set it this way so that if I die first, $ for DW, who takes no interest in our finances, will continue to checking for a year+, without any further $ input from the IRAs.
Hi, you mention Fidelity's excellent distribution tools..... how can I learn more about that? I have accounts with Fidelity, and searched for something about distribution tools but was not successful. I realize I could do this manually, but if there are tools I'm interested in learning more!
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Select Transfers --> Recurring Transfers - this lands you on the recurring activity page. Select transfers, then select create new. This will open a pop-up window for creating the transfer.

Statistics: Posted by RetiredAL — Sat Jun 01, 2024 12:30 am — Replies 7 — Views 855



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