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How does borrowing from IRA affect RMD?

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How does borrowing from IRA affect RMD? I’m 27 so this is a hypothetical. And i’m assuming there’s a reason or everyone would be doing this. It’s probably still considered tax evasion by the IRS. RMD’s are calculated based on the 12/31 value of your traditional retirement account. But what if you borrowed the majority of the IRA on 12/30 and put the funds back on Jan 1st? Wouldn’t yo…

Reddit Personal Finance 767 2024-11-23

Reverse mortgage and ineligible non borrowing spouse

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Reverse mortgage and ineligible non borrowing spouse To;dr: my 90 year old father is trying to divorce my 75 year old mother to qualify for a reverse mortgage. Is this a thing? Background: My parents house has been on the market for several months without any interest. They have 1.5 months worth of money left to pay the mortgage, taxes and insurance. We have been trying to get them to lower the p…

Reddit Personal Finance 478 2024-07-27

After 2 years of borrowing my dad’s d3500, finally getting my own camera. What would you guys recommend?

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After 2 years of borrowing my dad’s d3500, finally getting my own camera. What would you guys recommend? Hey everyone, I’m in the market for a new camera and could really use some advice. I’ve been using my dad’s Nikon D3500 for a while now, and I’m ready to buy my own. My main interests are photographing cars and scenery, but I also like to shoot a little bit of everything. I have a budget of up to $1000. I’m looking for something that offers good…

Ask Photography 773 2024-07-10

24 with solid income, weighing borrowing from 401(k) to pay a specific student loan

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24 with solid income, weighing borrowing from 401(k) to pay a specific student loan So as the title says, I am 24 years old and have about $39k saved in my Roth 401(k) which is fully vested plus a very modest ~$1500 Roth IRA. I have around $38k in student loans which I have been saving money to pay off after graduating and using to invest rather than pay during the subsequent interest/payment pause since 2020. This includes 11 …

Reddit Personal Finance 177 2023-08-31