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Deferring the first RMD to April 1 stacks two distributions into one tax year, potentially adding $70,000 onto existing retirement income for a $900,000 IRA holder.
IRMAA's two-year lookback locks 2028 Medicare premiums to 2026 income, and tax-exempt municipal bond interest counts toward MAGI with no correction after filing.
Crossing the first IRMAA tier costs a couple roughly $2,300 more per year; the second tier pushes the household Medicare bill to nearly $6,000.
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A retiree who turns 73 this year has a deceptively simple decision: take the first required minimum distribution by December 31, or use the one-time option to delay it until April 1 of the following year. The delay can look harmless. But it may put two RMDs into one tax year, push modified adjusted gross income across an IRMAA bracket, and raise Medicare premiums two years later.
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