In this video Kolin talks about inherited IRAs and what you need to know as a non-spouse beneficiary of a retirement account. As a non-spouse beneficiary, there are some new rules that dictate when and how you remove money from an inherited retirement account that is now an inherited or beneficiary IRA in your name. The 10 year rule, RMDs, tax implications and financial planning things to think about when inheriting a retirement account.

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