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"no taxable income" != "fixed income" 401Ks, IRAs, and a few other "retirement fund" options give you the option to access either your principal or investment
by happyopossum 2mo ago
"no taxable income" != "fixed income"
401Ks, IRAs, and a few other "retirement fund" options give you the option to access either your principal or investment earnings tax-free depending how they were set up.