How It Works

	You name ROA as the beneficiary of your IRA, 401(k) or other qualified plan.
	Any residual left in your plan when you pass on passes to ROA tax-free.

Benefits

• You can escape both income AND estate tax levied on the residual left in your retirement account by leaving it to charity.
  
  
• You can continue to take withdrawals during your lifetime.
  
  
• You can change your beneficiary if your circumstances change.
  
  
• You can elect to leave retirement plan assets to ROA through you will or revocable trust instead.
  
  
• You can have the satisfaction of knowing that your hard-earned retirement assets will support ROA when you are gone.
  

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The Reserve Officers Association
J. Richard Thralls, Director of Resource Development
One Constitution Ave, NE
Washington, DC 20002-5618
202-646-7721 | Fax: 202-547-1641


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