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What Are My Options for Rolling Over a 401(k)?
When you leave your job, you have four options for rolling over your 401(k) account. The option you choose should depend on your financial situation and retirement goals. Understanding your options and potential results impacts the tax advantages you receive. The following information can help. These are your four options for rolling over your 401(k) account. 1. Cash Out Your 401(k) Account Cashing out your 401(k) account is NOT recommended. The distributions typically

Jennifer Wills
Mar 93 min read


What Are the Rules for Rolling Over a 401(k)?
You have three options for your 401(k) account when you leave a job: Leave your account in your former employer’s plan Roll your account into your new employer’s plan Roll your account into an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) Understanding your 401(k) account fees and investment options helps you decide whether to keep it where it is or roll it over. The following information can guide you. What Is a 401(k) Rollover? A 401(k) rollover involves transferring funds from o

Jennifer Wills
Feb 113 min read


What Should I Do with My 401(k) When I Leave My Job?
If you are changing jobs or nearing retirement, understanding your options for your 401(k) account is essential. Controlling where your money is provides peace of mind. Whether you withdraw your money or roll it into another retirement account impacts your financial goals and tax obligations. The following information can help guide your decision. Option 1: Cash Out Your 401(k) Account Cashing out your 401(k) account typically is not recommended: You can ask your former e

Jennifer Wills
Oct 17, 20253 min read
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