The €2m ARF Cliff: When Forced Drawdown Jumps to 6%
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You have over €2m in your ARF? From that point Revenue's imputed distribution in Ireland jumps from 4% to 6%, and it applies to the whole fund, not just the part above €2m. The better your ARF does, the faster Revenue makes you draw it down. This episode is for anyone approaching or in retirement in Ireland with a large pension, especially if you are within touching distance of the line.
In this episode Paddy will go through these topics with you:
- How the ARF imputed distribution works in Ireland: 4%, 5% and the 6% trigger, valued on 30 November and tested per person
- What 6% really costs after tax, with a fictional couple on 2027 rates, and why the extra income can be taxed at roughly 48%
- Why €2m in your pension is not €2m in your ARF, and the quiet ways people end up over the line, from growth to the death of a spouse
- What you can do about it: phasing PRSAs, two names rather than one, minding 30 November and starting drawdown earlier
If you're near the €2m line, on your own or between you, it is worth a look before the next 30 November.
🎙️ Full podcast episode and 📖 Blog: www.informeddecisions.ie/post/arf-2m-cliff-imputed-distribution-ireland
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DISCLAIMER This content is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute personalised financial advice. Everyone's situation is different — always speak to a qualified, independent advisor before making pension or investment decisions. Tax rules and pension regulations change; figures quoted are accurate at time of recording.