Hardship withdrawals from employer-sponsored 401(k)-type retirement plans will be easier to make under new provisions in the budget act passed Feb. 9. These distributions may be needed for emergencies, but plan participants should understand the effect of early withdrawals on their retirement savings over time.
Budget Law Eases 401(k) Hardship Withdrawals
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IRS Issues Transition Rule for HSA-Incompatible Vasectomies
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IT Hiring Expected to Grow in 2018
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Fewer Jobs Created in 2017 Than Preceding Year
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Weekly Tip-Pooling Policy Doesn’t Violate California Labor Code
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After Harassment, Consider Counseling Services Without Deductibles
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Onsite Health Clinics: What's the Effect on HDHPs and HSAs?
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