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When you withdraw money from your vanguard retirement fund how much do they take out? |
When you withdraw money from your vanguard retirement fund how much do they take out? Vanguard is required to withhold 20% (and send to the IRS, as a down payment on taxes, (see below)) if you are under 59 1/2 years old. It depends on the specific fund you are withdrawing from. You can click on "Fees and Minimums" after selecting your specific fund. mame is correct...unless it is from a roth account in which case no taxes are taken out |
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