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Lump Sum Retirement Severence Pay

My only retirement benefit at my workplace is a lump sum (severence pay) payment. Is there any way to shelter this from immediate taxation? (a 401K plan is not now, but will be in place when I retire).

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Posted 2008-07-17T16:37:05Z
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