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Mon Jul 16, 2018 12:34 pm

Just wait until the 31st day AFTER 6/29 and then TLH. So to answer you question: Yes.

Thanks, just wanted to clarify as it always confused me.

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If it is all invested in an index fund would you be able to do this?

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Thanks for the advice, I will give them a call today

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