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There’s some pretty bad information in here. Yes, there is a five year waiting period to withdraw contributions from a Roth IRA, for instance. I see some people
by dripdry45 2mo ago
There’s some pretty bad information in here. Yes, there is a five year waiting period to withdraw contributions from a Roth IRA, for instance. I see some people here getting that wrong, and that can be dangerous tax-wise. There are all kinds of other little rules, but the most important is that it’s fairly individual. Finding someone competent to help you understand what a solid strategy is for the long-term for your situation is probably worth the time.
Clearly, there are lots of “professionals” who aren’t qualified at all. It’s just like finding a good contractor: it can be hard to do, but once you find one, they are worth it.
- PopAlongKid 2mo ago>Yes, there is a five year waiting period to withdraw contributions from a Roth IRA No, there is not. Per IRS Publication 590-B, "You don't include in your gross income qualified distributions or distributions that are a return of your regular contributions from your Roth IRA(s)."