If you've invested in an IRA for many decades, it may well turn into a key source of income for your retirement. Still, you might not deplete your IRA in your lifetime, especially if you also have a pension or a 401 and other investment income. So, if your IRA still has sizable assets after your passing, it would likely end up in your estate plan.
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