New IRA u0026 401K Early Withdrawal Rules Starting in 2023 | Early Retirement Guide

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Comment from : FIRE Psy Chat

I watch several YouTube videos on how to trade in the stock market but haven't made any head start because they are either talking some gibberish or sharing their story of how they made it and I do not want to make mistakes by taking risks in my own hands
Comment from : soja kia

😮what are the penalties for early withdrawal from a traditional IRA I've run into financial troubles And I know there is 10 penalties but is there additional taxes at the end of the year when filing
Comment from : CS Luis

Can the penalty be paid in installment? Do you contact IRS for it?
Comment from : Baruth Rowling

We are having to pay for IVF out of pocket- I am assuming this would be considered a medical exspense? And if we did decided to do this we could take our 75 of our AGI correct? The money would be from my husbands IRA account but be paying for medical bills Would all this be ok and help us miss the penalty?
Comment from : sheleedoll

what if you dont use the money in 120 days?
Comment from : 4309chris

Bro just teach me how to pull early
Comment from : Joonjonjew

So I’m in California I’m withdrawing my 401k I asked them to withhold 20 for federal taxes, how much should I expect to pay for state taxes?
Comment from : The Mad Swine Backyard Barbeque

The company I currently work for invested my money in their 401K program without my consent or knowledge I'd like to withdraw the money now because, quite frankly, I don't think the economy will hold out long enough for me to retire (I'm only 44)
Comment from : Maniac

What about potential student loan default ? Does it fall into hardship for higher education costs?
Comment from : MountainMn2022

What if I already have enough to retire (in around 4 years) and I want to take advantage of my 401k before I am that old?
Comment from : Sam Ingram

Retirement accounts are cash flow A 401k is wall streets play toy I’m gonna withdraw my 401k and buy a asset like a fourplex Just not the time, but you should inform people about why 401k’s are even a thing… It’s because pensions failed I don’t trust the American dollar I don’t save cash
Comment from : justin zippo

Omg! I needed this! I have a 403 B for retirement (non -profits) and I wanted to withdraw to buy my house as a first time homebuyer but was worried about the 10 penalty Thank you!
Comment from : Emily Papi