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At ages 59½ and 62, you can both withdraw money from your respective retirement accounts without incurring a penalty.

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Each time, the lawyer withdrew exactly $7,500 in cash—the maximum amount someone other than the account holder could take out.

The drag queen's departure was announced by presenter Tess Daly at the start of Saturday's episode from Blackpool, saying she had had to withdraw on medical advice.

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John Doe 1 “immediately withdrew, turned away and left.”

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She later withdrew it after reaching a financial settlement with Schmidt with whom she had started the high-tech New York incubator with offices in Los Angeles, according to court records.

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