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I just recently found out that when I go to file my taxes, I am going to owe roughly $140,000 in taxes due to a early withdrawal.

I took out of a 401k last year and then to put down on a house.

So my question, I'm trying to figure out where the best place to pull money from,

either a home equity loan, I really don't want to do a payment plan with the IRS,

but I just don't know the best path forward. Did you know that this would be that you would have

to pay taxes on that money when you pulled it out? Did you know that this was coming?

So there's no blame. I did talk to the several individuals when I pulled the money from the

401k about how I wanted to pay all the fees and taxes up front. I didn't do my part on the research

and I was misinformed that it had been paid. It was all caught up and I didn't realize

it didn't be near that much and I didn't realize. Oh, shit.

You didn't realize it hadn't been done until I went to follow my text.

Oh, gosh.

I'm sorry.

You know, Marty, honestly, I'd probably go pull a personal loan for it.

I think I would rather owe a bank than the IRS at this point, especially for the amount

it is.

It's going to take you a while to right

pay it off because how much do you make a year? Hey, sorry for the interruption. This is important.

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