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What happens "tax-wise" to your retirement savings, when you leave those monies go to your children? Uncle Sam can end up taking 50% to 85% . But it doesn't have to be that way. Convert your IRA to a "Multi-Generational" IRA. This conversion in no way changes how you can access your money during your (or your spouses) lifetime, but it does create tax avoidance for your heirs. What is a "Multi-Generational/Stretch" IRA?
Where does the Federal Reserve Chairman keep his retirement money?
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