Early Withdrawal from IRA

Avoiding the Penalty for Early Withdrawal from IRA

The required age to receive retirement distributions from the IRA is 59 1/2 years old. Early Withdrawal from IRA will result in a 10% tax penalty. However there are ways to avoid this penalty.

Ways to avoid the penalty om early withdrawal from IRA:

• You become disabled
• Medical expense debts
• You are separated from your service
• You paid for education by yourself
• Court Order on a divorce

If you do qualify, there is a catch for early withdrawal from IRA. The plan holder has a five year waiting period. You cannot deposit money one year and withdraw it the next.

Early Withdrawal from IRA is not recommended and should only be used in emergency circumstances.

To find further information in the IRS tax code refer to section 72(t) for receiving payments without the 10% early distribution penalty for your retirement plan. And refer to IRS code 72(q) regarding deferred annuity before the age of 59 1/2yrs.

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