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Thank you- I believe you clarified that correctly!

I called again

Yes it's 20% no matter where I go they said that's federal and they take it from the top! They will also hold 2% for California too that I may save it not much there. I may just cash it and buy property in either Nevada or Florida.

It is 20% they told me it doesn't matter if I move to another state prior to cashing out?

Thank you for the quick responses- shoot I may just do both! I love Vegas life and activities! Florida does have my ailing mom which I visit often- I really don't like the extreme humidity. But my Mom would always say you get used to it. I'm not planning the move for another year or two but...

I guess I could I did call them any which way I guess you get dinged even monthly pullouts. I guess the only benefit for leaving it in the 457 would be the growth?

I don't need the funds at this very moment and it's about 50k in California the ding is either 18 or 20%. If I retire in another state am I still dinged? Is it the same everywhere or should I just cash out?

Hoping to hear from some folks in Nevada (thinking Vegas, Henderson, or possibly Laughlin) Florida (Orlando to Daytona). I know for tax purposes these states make the most sense including weather. Just unsure either would be a big move and would appreciate input.

Not sure if I will even need to have a WCMSA as nothing is settled yet but has anyone had to do this though WC andMedicare and is it a nightmare? any tips?

Premium Life Insurance Waiver denied although I have been approved for SSDI and filled out all of their paperwork and Dr forms. They sent Drs a new form and now I am waiting in limbo. Has anyone had experience with this or a sample letter I should write them- you can't appeal their appeal.

Just wondering folks thoughts on this? I will start medicare from SSDI in a few months. Medicare offers a Kaiser Plan with not as many benefits as my Pension Retirement but there is about a $300 cost involved with that one but copays are less and so are prescriptions? Any guidance or know of a...