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Cash Distribution

Taking a cash distribution from a qualified retirement plan before you are eligible can have potential consequences. You will likely be responsible for ordinary income taxes and possibly a 10% additional tax on the withdrawn amount, reducing the value of the distribution. In addition, taking a distribution may reduce the amount of money you have available at retirement, and perhaps by more than you might think.

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