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Personal Finance and Investing

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6. I just looked at my Vanguard account

Sun Jan 30, 2022, 05:53 PM

Jan 2022

The RMD they calculated for me uses the new un-issued table. The RMD amount divided by the year end balance is exactly the table's number for my age.

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Is anyone planning on taking RMD from Vanguard and has received the information? [View all] question everything Jan 2022 OP

I don't have my numbers. DURHAM D Jan 2022 #1

I got an email that the confirmation was ready question everything Jan 2022 #3

Check the date on the table Yonnie3 Jan 2022 #2

The most recent one I found was for 2020, the same. question everything Jan 2022 #4

IRS apparently hasn't issued it - I could't find it either Yonnie3 Jan 2022 #5

Maybe they changed it based Turbineguy Jan 2022 #8

It is based on an increased life expectancy n/t Yonnie3 Jan 2022 #9

I just looked at my Vanguard account Yonnie3 Jan 2022 #6

You found it on irs.gov? question everything Jan 2022 #11

Here is the chart scroll down to Uniform Lifetime Table III doc03 Jan 2022 #13

Thank you. Yes, same link that Yonnie3, above provided question everything Jan 2022 #14