yadadamean116
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I need a new truck tho? Heavy duty for my groceriesNo one should do this. This is a terrible idea.
I need a new truck tho? Heavy duty for my groceriesNo one should do this. This is a terrible idea.
20% federal if you call for an occasional withdrawal. If you set up a monthly withdrawal you have the option of filling out a W4 for withholding. You can choose to have state taxes taken out but not required. Per the last time I called them.
My plan was to start drawing on it before 59 1/2 which you can't do from an IRA.I am a little surprised that you chose to leave your money there rather than roll it over to a Traditional IRA with a brokerage firm.
My plan was to start drawing on it before 59 1/2 which you can't do from an IRA.
Rule 72(t)My plan was to start drawing on it before 59 1/2 which you can't do from an IRA.
That's an option for an IRA but you can't just take money out when you want to like a 401k.
I've been saving enough cash so that what I do retire I don't have to take out anything until at least I'm 59 and a half or olderThat's an option for an IRA but you can't just take money out when you want to like a 401k.
I planned on tapping it a few months ago but now that we're shut in and a few upcoming trips have been cancelled I might make it to 59 1/2. Less than 5 months.I've been saving enough cash so that what I do retire I don't have to take out anything until at least I'm 59 and a half or older
I have about half invested in non retirement accounts. I can tap those any time I need to. Haven't needed to touch that money yet.I've been saving enough cash so that what I do retire I don't have to take out anything until at least I'm 59 and a half or older
The only problem I have now is when my short term treasuries mature their is nowhere safe I can put it in to make any interestI have about half invested in non retirement accounts. I can tap those any time I need to. Haven't needed to touch that money yet.
You can do it!!I planned on tapping it a few months ago but now that we're shut in and a few upcoming trips have been cancelled I might make it to 59 1/2. Less than 5 months.
Yeah I am sitting on a lot of cash now. Not making anything but not losing anything either. I always like to have some money easily available if I need some in a hurry too.The only problem I have now is when my short term treasuries mature their is nowhere safe I can put it in to make any interest
Half of my treasuries was one year or less any other half was two to five years. That's 2 to 5 years aren't looking too bad paying 2% right nowYeah I am sitting on a lot of cash now. Not making anything but not losing anything either. I always like to have some money easily available if I need some in a hurry too.
So what options are you going to use?Just got off the phone with Prudential. The plan does not allow a conversion to contribution types, in my case looking to move traditional 401k to Roth401k through the plan itself and pay taxes on the move. @IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U
Obviously you can move all your money once you are no longer employed by UPS and could move that to an IRA to get around this.
Probably just leave it alone. In order to pull it out and move to an IRA I’d have to claim hardship. Too much troubleSo what options are you going to use?
I'm not sitting on cash. As soon as the casinos open I should be able to greatly increase my cash position.Yeah I am sitting on a lot of cash now. Not making anything but not losing anything either. I always like to have some money easily available if I need some in a hurry too.
I really wish they would I am part time with just a few thousand in there anyway. I called and got the same story. I don't understand what the problem is, I thought I was part of the cares act. How are they getting around it?How the coronavirus stimulus package makes it easier to tap your retirement savings
Is ups going to update their guidelines for taking money out of the teamsters 401k any time soon. Just call Prudential and ups has not changed their rules yet