Hey, everybody. Do what I did open a CD today for 12 to 17 months. Your choice, you can

get 5.15% interest or you can take Susie's lead and go for the jumbo. That's $75,000 minimum deposit

for 5.2%. How do they do it, Katie? Go to myalliant.com slash ultimate. When do you want them to do it?

Today, today, today, today, today, today. There you go. Yeah, baby.

Okay, Susie, are you ready for today's podcast?

Oh, you bet I am because I'm unstoppable.

I'm unstoppable. I'm a budget with no breaks. I'm invincible.

Then I would never single day minds of powerful. I don't need batteries to play. I'm so confident.

I'm unstoppable today. August 27, 2023. Welcome everybody to the Women in Money podcast as well

as everybody. And I do mean everybody smart enough to listen. Today is Susie school.

And for those of you who listened to last Sunday's podcast, which was a doozy,

all right, you know that I said I would address this one question that came in that Katie happened

to choose to ask me on ask Katie and Susie anything. And I said Katie, that is one of the more

complicated questions that you could possibly ask, but it needs to be answered, but it needs to

be answered in great detail. So that is what we are doing right now. Last week, Joey wrote in with

the question that said, I have an annuity in my IRA rollover that I am now ready to annuitize.

Now everybody listen to me. Take out your Susie notebooks. You're going to need it for this one.

When you hear me say a word such as annuity or annuitize and you don't know what those words

mean, just Google them and then write down the definition because that way you'll get used to

looking up things that you don't know what they mean. So I have an annuity in my IRA rollover

that I am now getting ready to annuitize. I'm turning 73 next year just like you Susie.

So my question is, will those annuitization payments count towards my RMDs and remember

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