Taking withdrawals proportionally from multiple account types can help reduce tax shocks in retirement. MK Lasek/ShutterstockYou may have heard that in retirement, you should draw down your brokerage account first to meet immediate needs, while giving your tax-advantaged accounts more time to potentially grow.This traditional approach suggests you drain your taxable brokerage account first, followed by a tax-deferred account like a 401(k), and finally a tax-free account like a Roth IRA.
Should You Drain Brokerage Accounts First in Retirement?
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