A Word of Caution for RMDs
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Imagine getting a call that one of your clients has passed away and during the process of going through their accounts to distribute monies, transfer accounts and setup beneficiary IRAs, it’s discovered that the beneficiary listed on the account passed some time ago. Or that the beneficiary field was left blank or worse, the beneficiary was never changed after a divorce. Can you imagine how distraught the ‘would be’ beneficiary would feel?
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An Advisor of ours posed the question, “In light of the Equifax issues, have we experienced any problems with opening new brokerage accounts?” My immediate response would have been, “Negative” just because I hadn’t been having any problems with accounts. But to be certain that the accounts I have been working on were not the…
Imagine getting a call that one of your client’s has passed away and during the process of going through their accounts to distribute monies, transfer accounts and setup beneficiary IRA’s, it’s discovered that the beneficiary listed on the account passed some time ago. Or that the beneficiary field was left blank or worse, the beneficiary…