Anyone know how to figure $ amount of SEPP mthly payments I can take from my IRA ( rolled over frm my pension?

I am 52 have 1 IRA with a financial planner and 2 other IRA's (non-deductable) different institution.how do I figure the payment I can take out monthly?

Answer:
I believe that if you ask the financial institution(s) where your money is located, they will figure out what that amount is for you.
You don't have to figure it out.
You're under 59 1/2. If you take any money out from your SEP or IRA you're going to get whacked with a 10% penalty, along with the income tax. If you don't meet any of the penalty exclusions, taking money from your IRA or SEP at this point is probably not a good idea.

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