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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
Using IRA for additional down payment
At first glance, you're probably thinking... NONO! But let me explain. The company I work for had a pension plan. The owner sold the company and in turn we were given what had accumulated. I took the money and put it in a standard IRA. This is on TOP of my 401k and ROTH IRA. Both of which I have no intention of tapping into.
I've read that you can use up to $10,000 and an additional $10,000 for my spouse as well. So, $20,000 to add to our down payment. Minus the IRS penalty. Yes, there's the tax implications. But, beyond this - I feel like this might be a good idea just to bolster our down payment.
Thoughts?