by Vision Wealth Partners

When it comes to retirement accounts, many investors often fail to think about required minimum distributions. That oversight can lead to unnecessary tax burdens and other financial issues.

In order to handle RMDs effectively, an understanding of the rules—and common errors people make—can be beneficial.

Jason Weszka takes a look at some common errors.

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