A provision in the IRS tax code that allows employees who leave their job in the year they turn 55 or older, for any reason, to withdraw money from that employer’s retirement plan without paying a 10% early withdrawal penalty, subject to conditions. This rule does not apply to IRAs. See Defined Contribution Plan, Retirement Account, Separation of Service
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