A term used to describe distributions from an individual retirement account (IRA). Also known as a withdrawal. IRA distributions must fall without a specific set of requirements in order to be "qualified" and free of taxes (when applicable) and early withdrawal penalties.
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- Traditional IRAs: Distributions | Investopedia
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- How are IRA distributions taxed?
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- Publication 590 (2011), Individual Retirement Arrangements (IRAs)
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- FAQs About Required IRA Distributions
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- Tips for dealing with mandatory IRA distributions - USATODAY.com
Mar 29, 2011 ... If you turned 70 last year, April 1 is the deadline for taking your first mandatory distribution from your IRA.
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- Traditional IRA - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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