Calculate your Required Minimum Distributions and see how they affect your tax bill over the coming years.
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Age: calculating…
Applied to balance before each year's RMD is withdrawn
Projection Settings
Voluntary Withdrawal Schedule
Set different amounts for different age ranges before RMDs begin. Both From and To ages are inclusive (e.g. 60–62 covers ages 60, 61, and 62 — next range starts at 63). First matching range wins if ranges overlap.
SECURE Act 2.0 Rules
Born 1951–1959: RMDs start at 73
Born 1960 or later: RMDs start at 75 (effective 2033)
Born 1950 or earlier: RMDs already started at 72

How RMDs Work

  • IRS requires annual withdrawals from pre-tax accounts starting at your RMD age
  • Amount = prior Dec 31 balance ÷ IRS Uniform Lifetime Table divisor for your age
  • Divisors decrease with age, so RMD % of balance rises over time
  • Applies to traditional 401(k), 403(b), and traditional IRA accounts
  • Roth 401(k) RMDs eliminated by SECURE 2.0; Roth IRAs have no RMDs
  • Missed RMDs incur a 25% excise tax (reduced from 50% by SECURE 2.0)
RMD Start Age
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First RMD Amount
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Peak Annual RMD
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Total RMDs Withdrawn
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Balance & Annual RMD Over Time
Year-by-Year Schedule
AgeBalance (Jan)GrowthRMDBalance (Dec)RMD %

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