Tori Dunlap

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5,054 appearances 14 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 22 Sep

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As well as during retirement season, let's call it, you don't want to hypothetically start planning for your retirement like six months before you're set to retire.
This is something we want to think about in anticipation of retiring.
And this is the perfect time, just like any time, to sit down and make sure that you are setting yourself up for success, not just right now financially, but in the future.
So this is why my parents have done something like slowly siphon their money out of retirement accounts.
in order to protect it in lower risk or really no risk savings accounts.
And the thing that they've done, because if you know a bit about retirement accounts, you might be asking yourself, well, how did they do that without paying a penalty?
Right?
How can you start withdrawing money out of a Roth IRA, for instance, without paying a penalty?
Fun fact, you can take your Roth IRA contributions out penalty-free.
So your $6,500 that you've contributed, right, year over year, and it's been different depending on the year, right?
But that contribution that you've made, you can take out penalty-free.
So that's part of what my parents have done is take out their contributions, but not their earnings of.
their Roth IRA early so that they don't have to take a penalty.
But it's only if you're under age fifty nine and a half.
That you have to pay a penalty for withdrawing your earnings.
So if you're over that age, right?
My parents are now over that age.
They can start taking even more money out of their Roth ARA.
That might be an option for you.
This is all in the weeds, right?
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