Tip of the Day!

The balance remaining in your retirement plan after your death is subject not only to federal estate tax, but also to income tax – and, if you name a grandchild as beneficiary, to the generation-skipping tax. The result can be that only 20 to 25 cents on the dollar may be left for your family.

Why give so much of your hard-earned retirement assets to the government when you can give them to ROA instead?

Direct the balance of your plan to ROA, and use other assets – not subject to all the taxes applied to retirement assets – to make gifts to your family.

Recent IRS regulations make it easier to make ROA a beneficiary.

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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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