Taking money out of a 401k to buy a house is not an excep...

I took a money out of my 401k for a hardship withdrawal to use for a first time home purchase but the exception is not listed.

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Taking money out of a 401k to buy a house is not an exception to the penalty for an early withdrawal like it could be with a regular IRA.

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I took a money out of my 401k for a hardship withdrawal to use for a first time home purchase but the exception is not listed.

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