If you face financial hardships – including medical, college tuition or mortgage financial difficulties you can take either a “Hardship Withdrawal” or “Loan to Yourself” from your 401k savings. There are rules and limitations, but this may be a wise way to deal with truly difficult circumstances. For info, go to www.IRS.gov or consult with your tax professional.


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