Estimate an owner RMD using the IRS Uniform Lifetime table and see the applicable divisor and remaining withdrawal.
This owner estimate does not cover inherited accounts or the special joint-life table for a sole spouse more than 10 years younger.
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2026 – 2100
1950 – 2030
0.01 – 10000000000
0 – 10000000000
Estimated RMD for the year
$21,097.05
2026 owner estimate using IRS Table III. Do not use it when a sole spouse beneficiary is more than 10 years younger or for inherited accounts; those cases use different tables/rules. Confirm first-year deadlines and eligible account aggregation.
RMD = prior December 31 balance ÷ IRS Uniform Lifetime divisor for age in the distribution year.
For the supported owner case, RMD equals the previous December 31 account balance divided by the Uniform Lifetime divisor for age in the distribution year.
A 75-year-old with a $500,000 prior year-end balance uses the 24.6 divisor. The estimated RMD is $20,325.20 before subtracting any amount already withdrawn.
No. Inherited-account rules depend on the beneficiary and timing and may use the Single Life table or a 10-year rule. Consult the current IRS guidance.
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