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xpenses, even after having successful=y eliminated the extra costs that you have mentioned as a drain on your re=ources (the Cape house, the gifts, Anthony's salary, etc)." What = wrote you however is quite different. To repeat: there is a mandato=y withdrawal from the IRA. Half of that was distributed

at was distributed to chIldren,=grandchildren, and spouses. The other half was spent in taxes and ma=agement fees for the entire estate. Cape house, Alex's medical e=penses and other gifts, Anthony's salary, etc., were from necessary wi=hdrawals over and above the mandatory withdrawal, hence subject to

xpenses, even after having successful=y eliminated the extra costs that you have mentioned as a drain on your re=ources (the Cape house, the gifts, Anthony's salary, etc)." What = wrote you however is quite different. To repeat: there is a mandato=y withdrawal from the IRA. Half of that was distributed

at was distributed to children, grandchildren, and spouses. The other half was spent in taxes and ma=agement fees for the entire estate. Cape house, Alex's medical e=penses and other gifts, Anthony's salary, etc., were from necessary wi=hdrawals over and above the mandatory withdrawal, hence subject to

paying the management fees for the entire estate. And there were of course addit=onal substantial expenses, like Alex's medical bills and payment to Anthony for the work that he is doing. All of that carries the total well over the required withdrawal. Worse, anything beyond the required withdrawal is ta

mily, and therefore (with taxes, Wellfleet,=management fees for the whole estate) reducing the funds from the IRA to z=ro before I paid expenses for Alex's medical fees and before I had any=hing to live on, with the serious tax consequences that entails for furthe= necessary withdrawals along with rapi