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Technology Stocks : Intel Strategy for Achieving Wealth and Off Topic
INTC 36.34-0.1%Dec 23 3:59 PM EST

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To: Dennis who wrote (9895)9/19/1997 9:16:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams   of 27012
 
Dennis, definitely as long as you are not higher than 28% tax plus state tax. I would say higher than that you would have to do some thinking. If you have a time period like this, I would say it is a great idea to pay your taxes now and then accumalate the following years tax free. You do not have to pay the 10% penalty for doing this. It is too late for me to do this but with 20 to 30 years left before you take it out it definitely makes sense.
I will talk to you later this weekend on this again. I have an article about it somewhere. It says when or why it is good. And I think when you roll this over you can spread the taxable amount over a 4 year period. In other words, you have to declare only 25% a year for the next four.

I am late on this. You addressed it to Brian and I am just now reading all the posts.

Sonny
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