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I mean he could realistically cash out and take a year off. But you know he's gonna lose it all on puts or something.

edit: nvm he's an r-slur and has 58k total invested, not gains


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He could be moving into a new job. If he's been working for a few years at a STEMlord job and was maxing out contributions, $58K is about right, and it's time for him to move on to a new job anyway to get a raise.

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If he does that he'd have an extra $58k of income taxed at ordinary income rates for his 2021 tax return. He'd get double fricked on 4/15/22.

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Plus he would take the short term capital gains hit.

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No he would not. Monies withdrawn from a traditional 401(k) are recognized and realized at time of withdrawal as ordinary income.

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He put it in an IRA. Can't come out for at least a couple decades.

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You can absolutely pull money out of a retirement account early, but if you do you will typically be subject to a 10% early withdrawal penalty.

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Surely those GME shares will make such gainz as to make that 10% not matter right?

...right?

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