Can I Cash Out My 401(K) Without Quitting My Job?

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[unorthodoxsavings]

My job actually allows this with a sponsor, great video !

[Foodthought]

I swear they make things complicated for no reason… especially when it’s your money. I just wish there was a service, that can do all of this and tell me what I’m getting at the end of the month. LOL

[Criswebervlog]

Thank you for this vlog it is very informative I have learned a lot. I subscribed to your channel and click the notification bell and click all I will make sure I will see your uploads. Good job!

[ximmy_athlete]

what about for debt? Can you withdraw then?

[danigurl]

What if your being sued? Can you do a withdrawal to settle the debt owed?

[petemcauliffe]

Can we still withdraw using the cover illness ?

[saintjful]

What if you have a 401K roth and you have a loan of $1800 and you close your 401K out at $1600 and your still working and its 401K roth it's already been taxed? Do you still have a penalty?