Unrelated why is @BaldingSoHard banned?
Prove it. Just a screenshot of a paystub and what's in your savings/checking account. Should take you less than a minute to edit out your personal details on a phone.
Stop fukking lying. Explain to everyone here how YOU took money out of your 401k to pay your home off. If it's a trad 401k, the withdrawal gets added to your W2 income for the year. If you take out any significant money required to pay off a house, you just put yourself in the highest tax bracket. That's not even including the 10% penalty taking the money out before 59.5. Hell, the broker will hold 20% off the top for withholding to Uncle Sam by law. If it's a Roth 401k, you have the pro-rate rule, the 5 year "locked" rule, the hardship rule and the $50k max loan rule.
If the plan is with an employer, whether it's trad or Roth, your plan probably prevents you from taking anything out until you retire or quit the job where you can do a rollover to a IRA.


So this means we should take our money out and eat the penalty right?
I was thinking of doing this to finance a house.
Im real green when it comes to this stuff.Hell fukking RIGHT!! "1 in the hand is better than 2 in the bush"
Ya'll just don't understand. Listen to me Family, THERE iS NOTHING BETTER THAN HAVING A HOUSE PAID OFF AS AN WORKING AMERICAN. NOTHING.
Nothing puts you in a better position to advance to the upper class than having a house paid off. You know why so many CACs are really winning and eating? Parents left them a home. All your income is at your disposal. No lie dog, I bring in around 8k a month after taxes. My monthly bills are around 1k grand. 400$ car note, 250$ and 125 cell are my highest bills.
You rather have ?
A) a $375,000 house paid for. ( A real live hard asset) The ultimate asset.
1000s of dollars a month to invest in other ventures.
Piece of mind like a muthafukka, knowing no matter what goes wrong financially, you always have that home and/or ability to rent it out and bring income.
Ability to borrow against it, at lower rates to get another home. ( I'm about to buy a better home, but the rent from my current house will pay for my new mortgage. And I can borrow against either to start a business or buy land or whatever I want.
Ability to start another 401k (mine is almost what it was when I cashed out 9 years ago.)
B) $500,000 sitting in an unstable 401k plan for 30-40 years hoping it keeps growing? Even if it does, you'll be 65 getting spoon fed your own money.
While you be stressed and struggle in your 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s still working, money tight and struggling to pay the mortgage. Making massive payment every 1st of the month for 360 months. Lord Hammercy.
Im real green when it comes to this stuff.
How do I find out how much I even have in my 401k?
If I worked different jobs over the past 15 years, does it all get rolled into 1 account?
Honestly curious
Shout-out to @Stuntone he saw the play before anyone else.
'Buyer beware': Legal expert says private equity funds could pose big risk to your 401(k). Here's what you need to know
Trump wants private equity in 401(k)s. Voters approve.
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Trump wants private equity in 401(k)s. Voters approve.
The introduction of private investments in 401(k) plans is a much-debated initiative of the Trump Administration. But voters seem to like the idea.www.usatoday.com

Just Wall Street trying to dump some high fee toxic assets into people's 401Ks. Because they have trouble finding someone to buy this crap.Can you break this down further like I'm a 5th grader![]()