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A Word of Caution on Short Term IRA Withdrawals

Jan 02, 2015
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John A. Hargtog
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Many IRA owners withdraw funds from their IRA accounts for short-term purposes. The owner then uses subsequent income to restore funds to the IRA. If the restored contribution is made within sixty days of the withdrawal, the withdrawal may be tax-free.

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