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01:38 Active vs eligible 401k
02:26 How to move 401k without penalty
05:14 How a 401(k) loan works
09:30 Advantages of 401(k) loan
10: 09 Risks of 401(k) loan

Based on the search volume for “move 401k to Gold” and related terms like “how to move 401k to Gold without penalty”, it is clear that many people have money in 401k accounts and they would like to move that money into Precious metals.

Unfortunately, the IRS is very restrictive about what investors can do with their 401k money.

For example, money in an active 401k cannot be moved out of the 401k and into another Retirement account.

This is very different than the rules for Retirement accounts like IRA, 401b, 457, TSP, etc.

With those tax-advantaged accounts investors are free to move their retirement savings from one account to another without triggering any taxes or penalties but, for some reason, the IRS doesn’t permit that with active 401ks.

This video is the third in a series addressing how to move 401k accounts into Gold:

Video 1: “How to move 401k to Gold without penalty”
Video 2: “How to move 401k to Gold”
Video 3: “Move 401k to Gold”

All of these videos can be found on the Satori Traders channel.

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