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Defining the “Rule of 55”–How it Works and Where it Applies
This little-known IRA provision can offer penalty-free relief in situations where there is a necessity to draw on deferred compensation plans prior to age 59 and a half. Gregory Ostrowski of Scarborough Capital Management examines the rule and provides several scenarios that define situations where it can be applied. Read his forbes.com article here…
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