A question was recently posed to me asking whether a withdrawal from a 401(k) would cause one's unemployment compensation benefits to be denied, be diminished or even cease if already in payment. The answer to this inquiry is not totally clear.
December 21, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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A question was recently posed to me asking whether a withdrawal from a 401(k) would cause ones unemployment compensation benefits to be denied, be diminished or even cease if already in payment. The answer to this inquiry is not totally clear.
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