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10. This makes me nervous, "I'm looking to put most of the funds back into my IRA where they came from."
Wed Jul 30, 2025, 05:57 PM
Jul 30

One can't pull money out of an IRA and then put it back in. Once one withdraws money from the IRA, it's out of the IRA, full stop (and one must pay taxes on the IRA withdrawal unless it's from a Roth).

Any money put into an IRA (whether it came from an IRA withdrawal or from somewhere else) is counted as a new contribution, and must meet the max annual limit on IRA contributions, and an IRA contribution cannot exceed earned income for the year, among other conditions.

Disclosure: I'm not a tax or IRA expert. I just don't want to see you fined for making an illegal IRA contribution.

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