Mary Grace Paoletti

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A Guide to the 72(q)/72(t) Distribution Method

When planning for retirement, tax-advantaged accounts are some of the most common tools that individuals utilize as a vehicle for achieving their long-term goals. This includes IRAs, 401(k)s, 403(b)s, and non-qualified annuities. Each of these accounts have their own unique benefits and limitations, but one thing they all have in common is that they require you to reach age 59 ½ before being able to take penalty-free distributions. However, Section 72(q)/72(t) of the tax code provides a distribution method that will allow you the flexibility to draw on those funds, penalty-free, before the age of 59 ½.

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3 Financial Tips for the Holidays

When searching for gifts, decorations, and other festive items, keep these helpful tips in mind to ensure that your spending doesn’t become more than you can handle.

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