The Key Steps to Transferring Your 401(k) Funds Safely
Saturday, 30 March 2024, 20:00
What's wrong with cashing out your 401(k)?
The government considers cash...
How do you transfer your old 401(k) funds without the risk?
Those who'd rather not...
- Indirect Rollover: You can avoid taxes and penalties by depositing the withdrawal into a new IRA or 401(k) within 60 days.
- Direct Rollover: Transfer your funds directly to a new account to prevent withholding taxes and penalties.
- Set Up New Account: Establish an IRA or new 401(k) account if you don't have one to receive the transferred funds.
- Investment Decision: Once the money is in your new account, decide how to invest it wisely.
Your savings will continue to grow, and you'll have fewer accounts to manage, ensuring a secure retirement.
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