One key advantage of a Roth IRA over a Traditional IRA is the ability to withdraw contributions without penalty at any point of owning the account.

In addition, the IRS also allows for special provisions known as qualified withdrawals, which allow account holders to withdraw earnings and contributions for special occasions, such as buying a first home or educational expenses.

Understanding what counts as a qualified withdrawal is the key to accessing your money tax-free and avoiding an unnecessary early withdrawal penalty.

Whether you’re planning for early retirement, helping a loved one, or simply preparing for the future, knowing the rules around qualified withdrawals can save you thousands of dollars and help you maximize the compound interest in your account.

This free eBook breaks down everything you need to know about qualified Roth IRA withdrawals: what they are, how they work, and how to ensure your distributions remain penalty-free. You’ll also learn about the 5-year rule, age requirements, and common mistakes to avoid.

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