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Taking an RMD in 2026? Here's How It Could Affect Your Social Security Benefits
Key takeaways
- Once you turn 73, you no longer have complete control over when you take money from your retirement accounts.
- This could raise your tax bill, and it may have an unexpected effect on your Social Security benefits, too.
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Once you turn 73, you no longer have complete control over when you take money from your retirement accounts. The IRS mandates required minimum distributions (RMDs) -- annual withdrawals from all tax-deferred retirement accounts -- and these can amount to thousands of dollars, depending on your age and account balances.
This could raise your tax bill, and it may have an unexpected effect on your Social Security benefits, too. Here s what you need to know.
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