You can withdraw and use the money, but you'll have to pay it back to avoid
deductions on the lump sum payout given to your beneficiaries.
Not exact matches
If instead of a
lump sum contribution you are making annual contributions a greater difference in fees is required for the focus
on fees to outweigh the state income tax
deduction.
For example, consider a
lump sum investment of $ 10,000 in two plans with a 5 % annual return
on investment, one with annual fees of 1.1 % and a state income tax
deduction that is the equivalent of a 4 % discount and one with annual fees of 0.8 % and no state income tax
deduction.
If the
lump sum payment is made through the estate of the deceased member, the amount of the
deduction depends
on the extent to which an eligible dependant is expected to benefit from the estate.