11. Age 73+: Qualified charitable distributions
Once you’re withdrawing your RMDs—at whatever age you decide this to happen—you can make contributions to qualified charities directly from your IRA, provided you follow the rules. This is called a qualified charitable distribution (QCD), and it lets you exclude up to $100,000 in gross income from taxes annually.
If you liked our article on retirement milestones, you may also want to read 8 Clever Ways to Maximize Your Social Security Spousal Benefits.
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