Taxes on a Thrift Savings Plan

Date: 05/23/2007 Topics: Budget & Finance > Taxes | Readers Request > Budget

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I'm a 100% disabled veteran and want to withdraw my thrift savings money from my government job that I'm now retired from. Do I have to give 20% to taxes or am i exempt? What should I do?

MICHELLE from Baltimore, MD

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I suggest you check out this website and call them with any specific questions that the website doesn't answer: http://www.tsp.gov/uniserv/features/index.html
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