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drain

[dreyn] / dreɪn /






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Another reason to pursue this strategy: When you and your wife pass away, your children will also be forced to drain inherited tax-deferred accounts within a 10-year period.

From MarketWatch

Mr Bowers told the BBC after this 2006 incident that the pond filled with contaminated foam on the site was cleaned and drained.

From BBC

"It's been just years and just feeling drained and feeling like, can I even keep going with this process? Because it's been so hard," Sanam said.

From BBC

Since 2020, many nonspouse heirs of traditional and Roth IRAs have been required to drain the accounts within 10 years of the owner’s death.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is the fourth flood since November, which residents believe is due to problems with a nearby drain and recent stormy weather.

From BBC