TERM CERTAIN METHOD
Process of computing minimum distributions from a retirement account based on the account holder’s life expectancy. The method states the distribution or withdrawal from this account relies on the holder’s life expectancy at the time of his first withdrawal. The account becomes steadily depleted as life expectancy declines by one year in the succeeding years. Upon reaching the holder’s expectancy age, it will be totally depleted.
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