If the trust is the contingent beneficiary, each of the children can take
distributions over the life expectancy of the oldest child.
You'd use the IRS life - expectancy tables to figure your required
distributions over your life expectancy.
Not exact matches
However, if it is a retirement account, then the trust must have very special terms to make sure that when the trust receives the retirement account, that required minimum
distributions can be «stretched»
over the
life expectancy of the minor or other individual.
If your spouse predeceases you and the children are the contingent beneficiaries, each child can take a
distribution over their own
life expectancy.
However, not all IRAs allow the stretch strategy, and investors should check with their financial adviser or financial institution to determine if beneficiaries will be allowed to take
distributions over a
life -
expectancy period.
Alternatively, the beneficiaries may begin
distributions to be made
over their
life expectancies, if those
distributions begin by December 31 of the year containing the first anniversary of your death.
Alternatively, the beneficiaries may begin
distributions to be made
over their
life expectancies, if those
distributions begin by December 31 of the year containing the first anniversary of death.
Substantially equal periodic
distributions that start after you separate from service
over your
life or
life expectancy (or the
lives or joint
life expectancy of you and your beneficiary);
Certain
distributions spread
over a period of at least 10 years or
over your
life or
life expectancy (or the
lives or joint
life expectancy of you and your beneficiary);
You receive
distributions that are part of a series of substantially equal payments
over your
life (or
life expectancy).
Non-spouse beneficiaries of an inherited Roth IRA must take required minimum
distributions from the account
over their own remaining actuarial
life expectancy (certain conditions apply).
The
distribution was made as an installment in a series of equal and periodic payments
over your
life expectancy, or
over the
life expectancy of you and your beneficiary or beneficiaries.
Another way to adjust the size of your 72t
distribution is to choose a lower interest rate for either the Amortized
Over Life Expectancy method or Annuitized
Over Life Expectancy method.
A See Through Trust insures that the required minimum
distributions can either remain inside the trust (an «accumulation trust»), or be paid out
over the oldest trust beneficiary's
life expectancy (a «conduit trust»).