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Under the CARES Act, individuals affected by COVID-19 can withdraw up to 100,000 from their Principal 401(k) without penalty if they meet certain criteria, such as being diagnosed with the virus or experiencing financial hardship due to the pandemic. Additionally, the Act allows for expanded loan options and relaxed repayment terms for existing loans.

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