How Much Is the Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) if You Have $100,000 in Your Retirement Accounts?

The older you are, the more you're required to withdraw.

Will you be 73 years old (or older) at any point in 2025? And, do you have any non-Roth IRAs? If your answer to both questions was "yes," then -- if you haven't yet -- you'll soon be making a taxable withdrawal. The IRS requires it. It's called a required minimum distribution , or RMD, in fact.

But what's the minimum on...say $100,000? It depends on your age. The older you are, the more you're required to withdraw every year. For perspective, here's the RMD on this amount of money for a range of ages.

73: $3,773.58

75: $4,065.04

80: $4,950.50

85: $6,250.00

90: $8,196.72

And the number continues rising all the way until you turn 120, at which point your RMD is always 50% of your IRA's value as of the end of the prior calenda