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While busy executives frequently delay retirement planning, their position offers unique advantages: higher compensation and specialized employer benefits that can fast-track their path to retirement. Our blog provides the roadmap for executives to leverage these assets through intentional planning 10 years before retirement, turning corporate success into lasting financial freedom.

Corporate executives in the prime of their careers might not think it’s important to think about RMDs that won’t happen until they’re in their 70s. But by not planning for future RMDs may put the executive at risk of paying unnecessarily higher income taxes in retirement. This article explains the tax risk that RMDs may cause, and highlights a strategy to lower the impact of those taxes.