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I rolled all of my various 401k monies into a single IRA with Fidelity a couple of years ago. Last year, to help avoid taxes, I put after tax money into this IRA (following the rules). Now, I have post tax money merged with pre-tax money.
My question: Is there any way to avoid being double taxed on this post-tax money once it is distributed from the IRA (it is not a Roth)?