Bootstrapping with a "K" - a 401(k)

use your 401(K) to finance your new business

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Without paying income taxes or early withdrawal penalties on a distribution

use your 401(K) to finance your new business

use your 401(K) to finance your new businessuse your 401(K) to finance your new businessuse your 401(K) to finance your new business

Without paying income taxes or early withdrawal penalties on a distribution

Yes, you can use your 401(K) as startup capital

You probably didn't know...

There is a little known provision in both the Internal Revenue Code and ERISA (retirement plan rules) that allows you to use money in your 401(k), 403(b), 457(b), IRA, SIMPLE, SEP, and/or Thrift Savings Plan to finance the start-up or purchase of a new business.

This provision has been used by thousands of small business entrepreneurs for over two decades to provide startup capital for their business, including starting a franchise.

Mickey Parker, a licensed CPA, has been helping folks like you navigate the rules and correctly apply the IRS and ERISA provisions for almost 10 years. Mickey is ready to visit with you and see if this funding source is right for you.

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If you have at least $35,000 in your pre-tax retirement account and what to learn more about using those funds to start a new buisness, click the FIND OUT MORE button below.

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