How To: Request Withdrawal from Your Retirement Account
Note: Please reference the John Hancock participant website for additional information on withdrawal requests.
- To initiate a Loan Request, complete Form GP1422US. This form is attached, and also available on ACS All Access via the following link:
https://assuredconsulting.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/allaccess/EbFX8H63hapHiT9Dj_a7PhEB2bN6F57lr0diegocSxX0AA?e=xumqNQ
- To initiate a Hardship Withdrawal Request, complete Form GP4597US. This form is attached, and also available on ACS All Access via the following link:
https://assuredconsulting.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/allaccess/EY7bjv8gCA1Ors10WhA1OWMB22orBRcbIS7Ksfsuz2OV7Q?e=bhM5dw
- To initiate most other Withdrawal Requests, complete Form GP5479US. This form is attached, and also available on ACS All Access via the following link:
https://assuredconsulting.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/allaccess/EWBFC-RmMR1AnactsEVLGHcB04-sIuZZVuOXERpq9b66VA?e=RAaEeF
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