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re: Defined Benefit Retirement Plan Termination & the distribution of assets
Posted on 7/27/14 at 2:08 pm to LSUBCILUVTHEM
Posted on 7/27/14 at 2:08 pm to LSUBCILUVTHEM
1. I would personally move it into an IRA, if you contact Vanguard they should be able to open the account and walk you through the rollover process.
2 & 3. If you roll out a portion of it for debt you will pay ordinary income tax on the amount you roll out plus a 10% penalty on the sum. If you need $20k for debt pay off you would need to pull $28k out (assuming a 25% tax rate) and give $8k to Uncle Sam. If you wait until 59.5 you will not be hit with the additional 10% penalty.
4. I can't make a recommendation on a specific advisor. I would however stay away from your bank. They could be great, but my experience is that bank advisors typically are more salesmen than advisors. Just my $.02.
2 & 3. If you roll out a portion of it for debt you will pay ordinary income tax on the amount you roll out plus a 10% penalty on the sum. If you need $20k for debt pay off you would need to pull $28k out (assuming a 25% tax rate) and give $8k to Uncle Sam. If you wait until 59.5 you will not be hit with the additional 10% penalty.
4. I can't make a recommendation on a specific advisor. I would however stay away from your bank. They could be great, but my experience is that bank advisors typically are more salesmen than advisors. Just my $.02.
Posted on 7/27/14 at 3:08 pm to BJ titsnbeer
Thank you. I'll ask friends and co-workers for recommendations on a financial advisor and start looking into using an IRA w/Vanguard.
So, I should still expect to pay an anticipated 25% tax rate should I withdraw any of this at 59 1/2 years old and can I assume this tax rate would be reduced once I do officially retire at 62 years?
So, I should still expect to pay an anticipated 25% tax rate should I withdraw any of this at 59 1/2 years old and can I assume this tax rate would be reduced once I do officially retire at 62 years?
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