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If I borrow money out of my IRA on your first time home buyer then I don't wind up using it for a down payment can I put it back in my IRA to avoid th

Answered 2 years and 10 months ago by attorney Gilbert Borman   |   1 Answer
Gilbert Borman
The answer is usually no but check with your IRA to be sure. Good luck to you.
The answer is usually no but check with your IRA to be sure. Good luck to you.

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