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Asked 2/5/2010
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I will be 70 1/2 by the end of this year. I am still fully employed and contributing to my 401k. I realize that I have to start taking distributions I will be 70 1/2 by the end of this year. I am still fully employed and contributing to my 401k. I understand that I must start taking distributions when I reach 70 1/2. But is it mandatory that I must no longer have contributions into the 401k?
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