Guest Peck Posted January 7, 1999 Posted January 7, 1999 Are there any limitations to distributions for terminated participants of SIMPLE IRA or SIMPLE 401(k) plans?
Gary Lesser Posted January 20, 1999 Posted January 20, 1999 Distributions under SIMPLE 401(k) plans are governed by the terms of the particular 401(k) plan. In a SIMPLE IRA, amounts withdrawn before age 59.5, generally, would be subject to a premature distribution penalty of 20 percent (rather than the normal 10%) during the first two years that the SIMPLE IRA plan was in existance. If over 59.5 (or one of the other exceptions apply), amounts in a SIMPLE IRA may be withdrawn (subject to tax) at any time without penalty (10% or 20%). Hope this helps.
Guest TJG Posted January 20, 1999 Posted January 20, 1999 Isn't the penalty tax increased to 25% for distributions during the first 2 years?
Guest Sharon Posted January 20, 1999 Posted January 20, 1999 Is there any distribution advantage with a SIMPLE IRA versus a SIMPLE plan?
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