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- Thread starter diggusa
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SkyPilot
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Yikes! 10%! That's pretty severe... why not just roll it over to a self cirected IRA, save the penalty and have full control over it besides?
Rather than accessing it directly, they could use it as security to borrow against and likely pay less interest than they would earn. This would give one liquidity, yet avoid the penatly. Unless someone wants to just blow the cash... Then, the penalty probably is not that great a consideration in the first place. Or, they may have a really hot investment that they are certain will produce so great a return that the prospect of a penalty is not relavent.
