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Moving 401k Rollovers?
here it says http://www.moneysavingfreetips.com/401k-rollover.html " If you create a separate IRA for your rollover and if your existing company allows this, you can move your IRA into a new employer's IRA sponsored program (thats if you change jobs)." how exactly is this done? what are the steps? is there any credit checks involved? |
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This article may help: Don’t Let a Career Change Wreck Your 401(k)
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I'm not sure why you'd want to move an IRA into something sponsored by the company - what that means is that you're going to be moving from more investment options to less, which is usually not a very good idea.
You're probably better off moving it into a personal IRA though, since that way you control the money and you get more investment options. By the way, I love your movies. |
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