How to Leave Grandkids Your Retirement Savings—and Not a Huge Tax Bill

Recent regulations have made it harder for older Americans to leave retirement savings to their grandchildren without subjecting them to significant tax bills. With non-spousal heirs now required to draw down inherited retirement accounts within 10 years, instead of decades, it’s crucial to understand the implications and explore strategies to protect your grandchildren’s inheritance.

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