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What constitutes a financial hardship?

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What constitutes a financial hardship?

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Not all plans allow hardship distributions. If yours does, the IRS says that you must have an ” immediate and heavy financial need” and the amount withdrawn may not exceed your need. Your plan can use one of two tests to determine whether you have an “immediate and heavy financial need”: (1) “safe harbor” test or (2) “facts and circumstances” test. Most plans use the “safe harbor” test.

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