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Early withdrawls from a defined pension fund.? |
I 'm in a significant financial situation with bad credit. Is it possible to withdraw money from one of two defined pension plans to pay down on my debts? I need an answer. Thanks. Harris yes but the costs are high could be as much as 50% loss -- sale and down size is much better options!!! It's possible but you'll probably get taxed and pay penalty fees. You might want to consider selling your house. |
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