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72t - whats the percent that can be taken out?
Old 01-03-2008, 05:59 AM   #1
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I understand with 72t one would need to either take the same amount of money out every year for 5 yrs or until one reaches 59.5 (whatever is longest). Just read that there is a % from last years retirement fund that can be taken.

What is that %?

and id still be able to dip in if I find its not enough, right
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