459 account withdrawal rules - if still working

[cort]

Very different question here than usual, but hope someone can help.
Am 67, working on my third career - fire department city of mobile. contributing to the state retirement program and also to a 459 account. - like a 401. so, can i continue to contribute to the account past 70 1/2, and, further, must i start withdrawing from the account at 70 1/2?

Realize that this is the opposite of what most on this site are experiencing but am betting someone knows the answers here.

[GoodSense]

I assume you are asking about 457(b) plans? That's the deferred comp plan for public employees.

According to 457(b)wise : 457(b) FAQs, you must start withdrawing at 70 1/2 years old.

I would recommend reading the IRS publication on 457 plans IRC 457(b) Deferred Compensation Plans. You should also call your plan administrator, although a lot of times I found that they don't know a lot more about special cases like yours.