Fortunately, the IRS and Treasury have recognized that it is not necessarily beneficial to force participants to make an all-or-nothing choice between an immediate lump sum and an annuity stream that could last a lifetime. The IRS released these regulations because it found that the current rules encouraged individuals to choose a lump sum option, rather…
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