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Taking a Lump-Sum Distribution: Know Your Options

When you take a lump-sum distribution, you have several options: take it as income, invest it and gradually withdraw money as you need it, or simply watch it grow.

SUGGESTION: Consult your tax professional regarding the tax implications of taking a lump-sum distribution. You may be eligible for favorable tax treatment in certain circumstances.

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