jeepman44
Mar 5, 2009, 12:24 PM
I have to have some of my 401K contributions distributed back to me, since they were incorrectly deducted from my salary by my employer before I was eligible for contributions.
Apparently my eligible date was Jan 09, but my contributions were started in Oct 08. My hire on date was Aug 13,08.
They are saying that I have to take a withdrawal ( i.e. - they are paying the contributions back to me that occurred between Oct 09 and Dec 31 08), but cannot give back all that I put in, due to penalty and income tax. I am over 59 1/2 years old, and was so at the date of hire also.
What is your opinion on the amount that I should receive back? The amount I put in was over $5000.
Would it be beneficial for me to roll all or part of this into a rollover IRA instead? ( I would have to open the rollover account)
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
jeepman44
Apparently my eligible date was Jan 09, but my contributions were started in Oct 08. My hire on date was Aug 13,08.
They are saying that I have to take a withdrawal ( i.e. - they are paying the contributions back to me that occurred between Oct 09 and Dec 31 08), but cannot give back all that I put in, due to penalty and income tax. I am over 59 1/2 years old, and was so at the date of hire also.
What is your opinion on the amount that I should receive back? The amount I put in was over $5000.
Would it be beneficial for me to roll all or part of this into a rollover IRA instead? ( I would have to open the rollover account)
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
jeepman44