How SEPP 72(t) Can Help You Retire Early and Dodge Penalties

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The road to early retirement is filled with challenges, and for many, the final boss in this quest is the IRS. Break its rules, and you’ll face penalties, particularly if you tap into retirement accounts before age 59 ½. While taxes are unavoidable, the IRS adds a hefty 10% penalty if you withdraw early. But what if you’re ahead of the game and ready to retire sooner?

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