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Why You Shouldn't Withdraw From Your Retirement to Pay Off Debt ?
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[QUOTE="Godspower Gabriel, post: 339605, member: 107276"] Withdrawing from your retirement savings to pay off debt is a decision that should not be taken lightly. While it may seem like a tempting option to free yourself from debt, there are several reasons why this may not be the best course of action. Let look at the potential consequences of withdrawing from your retirement savings and provide alternative strategies for managing and eliminating debt. 1. Early withdrawal penalties: One of the biggest drawbacks of tapping into your retirement savings early is the amount of penalties you may face. 2. Loss of compound interest: Retirement savings benefit from the power of compound interest, which allows your money to grow increasingly over time. By withdrawing funds prematurely, you not only lose the initial principal amount but also the potential earnings that could have accumulated through compounding. 3. Limited contribution opportunities: By withdrawing funds from your retirement savings, you may miss out on valuable contribution opportunities that could help boost your overall savings and maximize tax benefits. This can hinder your ability to catch up on retirement savings and may [/QUOTE]
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