The amount of your required minimum distribution will change every year. But why is that? 

In this week's video, Tom answers this common question. He also covers who has to take required minimum distributions, how to calculate your RMD each year, and strategies to make sure you take out the right amount to avoid the costly penalty. 

If you are investing through a retirement plan like a 401(k) or IRA, you will be required to take distributions from there at some point down the road. 

Tune in and learn how to calculate your own RMD!

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0:13 RMDs
0:59 How to calculate
1:29 Life expectancy
2:07 Calculation
2:43 12/31 Balance
3:30 Penalties

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Tom Mullooly is an investment industry veteran of over 30 years. Prior to launching the "Mullooly Asset Show," Tom (along with his sons) recorded close to 200 podcasts and nearly 200 videos, which can be found on the site https://www.mullooly.net.

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