You Took the NUA Distribution. Now the Question Is When to Sell — the tax on new gains, the concentration risk, the Medicare premium two years out. NUA Follow-Up Series Part 3.
Tax & Estate Planning

You Took the NUA Distribution. Now the Question Is When to Sell

The NUA distribution locks in one tax advantage permanently, but the stock keeps moving after it leaves the plan. This final installment covers the one-year holding period on new gains, the concentration risk of holding, and the Medicare IRMAA surcharge that arrives two years after the sale.