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Sam Ven
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401(k) 60 days rule

Sam Ven
  • Zephyrhills, FL
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Hello,

I am looking for short term cash options for a foreclosure investment. I have 401k from my previous employer( I do have 401k with current employer as well). A friend of mine recommended to do a roll over and take the check in my name and i have 60 days to deposit back in to a 401k plan. Did anyone exercise such option? what are the risks associated with it? I was made aware about 20% tax withholding that I will get back from IRS after proving the roll over happened within 60 days. Thank you for your guidance

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