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This content hub positions Statera Wealth Management as a coordinated-planning resource for pre-retirees, retirees, surviving spouses, and beneficiaries. The cornerstone explains the complete decision system; every supporting article answers a high-intent question and should link back to the cornerstone and to one or two adjacent articles.
Publish the cornerstone first. Follow with the start-age guide and calculation guide to establish foundational search coverage. Then publish the tax/IRMAA and QCD pieces, which are strong planning-lead topics. Publish inherited IRA and year-of-death articles together as a beneficiary cluster. Finish with charitable strategies, common mistakes, and the pre-RMD window, then refresh internal links across the hub.
Recommended sequence: 1 → 2 → 3 → 4 → 5 → 6 → 7 → 8 → 9 → 10. A weekly cadence creates a ten-week campaign; a biweekly cadence supports deeper email and social repurposing.
Primary offer: “Request an RMD Planning Analysis.” The landing page should promise a coordinated view of start dates, account-by-account requirements, projected distributions, taxes, Medicare exposure, charitable opportunities, and beneficiary issues. Avoid promising tax savings or outcomes.
Use a brief in-article call to action after the main planning insight and a fuller call to action at the end. Suggested form fields: name, email, phone, birth year, retirement status, whether an RMD or inherited account is involved, and preferred contact method. Do not request account numbers or sensitive tax data through a general website form.
The cornerstone should link to all nine supporting articles. Each support article should link back using descriptive language such as “complete RMD planning framework,” not generic “click here.” The start-age and calculation pages should cross-link. The tax page should link to QCDs and pre-RMD planning. The inherited IRA page should link to year-of-death issues and common mistakes.
Use plain-language titles as page titles and shorter URL slugs. Add author and reviewer names, an August 2026 reviewed date, a clear editorial disclosure, and primary-source links. Refresh annually after IRS and CMS releases and whenever Congress changes retirement-distribution law.
For each article, produce one client email, one 60–90 second video script, three short social posts, and one advisor conversation prompt. Use educational hooks: “Your first RMD can create two distributions in one tax year,” “The ten-year inherited IRA rule may still require annual withdrawals,” and “A QCD must be planned before an ordinary distribution is taken.”
Every derivative item should direct readers to the relevant article, not immediately to a sales page. The article then offers the RMD Planning Analysis. This preserves educational value while creating a measurable lead path.
Before publication, have compliance review titles, examples, calls to action, tax language, Medicare figures, testimonial implications, and advisor-services descriptions. Have a tax professional verify the technical treatment, particularly inherited accounts, trusts, year-of-death distributions, IRA basis, and QCD reporting.
Set an annual review for November or December after new inflation adjustments and Medicare premiums are released. Confirm QCD limits, IRMAA thresholds, form instructions, and any transition relief. Display “last reviewed” dates and update material changes rather than silently leaving stale figures online.
Sources
# | Article | Words | Pages
1 | The Complete RMD Planning Framework How required distributions fit into taxes, Medicare, charitable giving, investments, and legacy decisions | 2613 | 6
2 | When Do RMDs Start? A 2026 Guide to SECURE 2.0 Ages Birth-year rules, first-year timing, and the still-working exception | 1463 | 3
3 | How to Calculate and Coordinate RMDs Across Multiple Accounts Why the formula is the easy part—and aggregation is where mistakes begin | 1452 | 3
4 | RMDs, Taxes, Social Security, and Medicare IRMAA How one required distribution can create several layers of cost | 1420 | 3
5 | Qualified Charitable Distributions and RMDs in 2026 How to give from an IRA without turning a good strategy into a reporting problem | 1432 | 3
6 | Inherited IRA RMD Rules: The 10-Year Rule Is Not One Rule What spouses, adult children, and other beneficiaries need to know in 2026 | 1439 | 3
7 | Year-of-Death RMDs: The Deadline Families Often Miss A practical guide for beneficiaries, executors, and surviving spouses | 1348 | 3
8 | Charitable Giving Around RMDs: QCDs, Appreciated Assets, and Donor-Advised Funds Choose the giving tool by tax character, timing, and charitable purpose | 1376 | 3
9 | Ten Common RMD Mistakes—and How to Prevent Them Small administrative errors can create taxes, penalties, and lost planning opportunities | 1398 | 3
10 | The Pre-RMD Planning Window: What to Do Before Required Distributions Begin Use low-income years intentionally—without assuming every Roth conversion is a good one | 1413 | 3
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