If income is from a government job annuity, not an IRA, should I use a RMD calculation tool designed for IRAs or does RMD only apply to IRA retirement income?

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Only to IRA.

If you only received an annuity from a pension plan, you don't need to worry about taking RMD's. That is already figured in with the amount you receive monthly.

If you ALSO have other retirement instruments, such as an IRA, then YES, you will need to take RMD's because of those additional accounts.

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