Thursday, January 7, 2010

Ira Retirement If I Switch A State Retirement To An IRA Will I Be Able To Pull From The IRA Without Great Penalties?

If I switch a state retirement to an IRA will I be able to pull from the IRA without great penalties? - ira retirement

My accountant told me that the punishment should be drawn to the state pension, can the taxpayer to 45%. If I switch to an IRA that sanctions less?
I have to pay the medical bills pile up against cancer.

7 comments:

beancoun... said...

Drawing on one of the IRA may be made without penalty for medical expenses, exceed 7.5% of their income.

You do not have taxes on withdrawal, however, and the additional revenue that can increase their marginal rate - and a maximum of 35%.

Here is an article about him:

Beau.Gus said...

Extracting cash flow from any consideration of a proposed adjustment (IRA, 401 (k), 403 (b) retirement of the state, whatever ...) are subject to large penalties, because there is "no money until you , retire in that - until you are 59 1 / 2 years or more ...

They should rather negotiate with the treatment, and work on something. You can not "glue" that are obvious, so they got nothing to lose!

Best wishes

Robert Layer said...

Penialized You are not the same penalty of 10% + earnings growth in the part of the IRA. With losses in equity markets May only pays the fine and will not win if they have not earned money into investments.

idiot boy said...

Make sure you do not get the threads more health care costs, esp. If you are not insured. www.cutmyhospitalbill.com

illustra... said...

Check the rules on the tax problems .....

Here is a link for the answers

http://www.bankrate.com/brm/itax/tips/20 ...

illustra... said...

Check the rules on the tax problems .....

Here is a link for the answers

http://www.bankrate.com/brm/itax/tips/20 ...

Tom said...

Call the IRS. If you need money for medical catastorphe probably some options.

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