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IRAs Part 3: Distributions to IRA Owners and Beneficiaries

IRA Distributions to owners and beneficiaries will make even the most seasoned IRA expert a little insecure. Just when you think you’ve got it, they change it. The last five years have produced the most substantial changes to IRAs in over 20 years. It is imperative that you know the difference between the “old rules” and the “new rules.”

OnDemand
DATE

Recorded Wednesday,
October 15, 2025

INSTRUCTOR

Patrice Konarik

DURATION

2 Hours

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Webinar

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2.5 CISP Credits

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IRA Distributions are the subject that breeds the most questions. There have been three different ages in the last five years determining when IRA owners must begin mandatory distributions from their IRAs. It’s been difficult to explain the difference between when the new regulation becomes “effective” vs. when the regulation will actually “affect” an IRA owner.

In addition, the original SECURE Act 2020 eliminated the “stretch payout” for most non-spouse beneficiaries but left a big gap in the understanding of when the beneficiary has to actually start mandatory distributions. After releasing the Proposed Regulations in 2022 to change the beneficiary payout requirements, they were finalized in July 2024 and made effective 2025.

We will summarize the differences between the SECURE Act of 2020, the Proposed Regulations of 2022, the Final Regulations released in 2024, and the SECURE Act 2.0 in 2023. Each beneficiary payout option will be thoroughly discussed.

What You'll Learn

  • When are we required to have the customer sign a W-4R Federal Withholding Election?
  • What is the difference between a Required Beginning Year (RBY) and a Required Beginning Date (RBD)?
  • What are the required notices we must produce when a customer is in RMD status?
  • What is a Qualified Charitable Distribution and what is the new code used on the 1099-R?
  • What are the three categories of beneficiaries to determine payout options available?
  • How do we report payments to beneficiaries to the IRS?
  • What are nine red flags of beneficiary payouts?
  • Which beneficiaries have to begin payout the year after the owner’s death?
  • What is a “successor beneficiary” and what payout options do they have?

Who Should Attend

Anyone involved in IRAs (whether new or experienced) will benefit from this highly informational 2-hour webinar.

Patrice Konarik

Instructor Bio

Patrice M Konarik is president of Sunwest Training Corp founded almost 30 years ago and located in the Texas Hill Country near San Antonio. With over 40 years of experience in the financial industry, Patrice has focused her expertise on the retirement account area. After 28 years on the road providing live training nationwide, she now concentrates on providing informational IRA and HSA webinars through OnCourse Learning. She has a B.S. in Management Science from New York’s Binghamton University and previously held her Certified Financial Planner designation for 23 years.

Continuing Education Credit Information

IRAs Part 3: Distributions to IRA Owners and Beneficiaries has been approved for 2.5 CISP credits. This statement is not an endorsement of this program or its sponsor. Credits are redeemable for both Live and OnDemand viewing. For questions on certificates, please email support@oncourselearning.com. Certification holders must report these credits at https://aba.csod.com.

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