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The answer depends on your employment status and your plans rules: While Employed: Many employers disallow in-service withdrawals altogether. Some may allow hardship distributions for urgent financial needs, but these are taxed and often incur a 10% penalty unless they qualify for IRS exemptions.
The 4% rule is a guideline for retirees to withdraw 4% of their retirement savings in the first year, adjusting the amount for inflation in subsequent years. This approach aims to provide a steady income stream while preserving the longevity of the retirement fund.
Unemployed individuals can receive substantially equal periodic payments (SEPP) from a 401(k). Hardship withdrawals are an option, but individuals under age 59 will need to pay a 10% early withdrawal penalty.
This depends on your age and retirement status. Some 401k plans allow you to withdraw without penalty at age 55 if you leave your job or retire. Otherwise, age 59 1/2 is the typical age when distributions are allowed without penalty. Generally, if you leave your company at any age, you can take the whole balance.
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