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Early withdrawal

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Early withdrawal
See: Premature distribution
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Early withdrawal is subject to a 10% penalty assessed to anyone who withdraws from his or her 401 (k) plan before age 59 1/2.
How will you retire? Whites and blacks far apart on investment and ... by Massie, Michelle K. / Black Enterprise
This would give the plan participant a comfortable feeling that he/she could obtain access to 90 percent of the assets upon early withdrawal.
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You're aware that taking funds out of your retirement plan early is prohibitively expensive (all ordinary taxable income plus a 10% early withdrawal penalty).
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