Rollover Assistance
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Rollover Assistance
Overview
With the rise of 401(k)s, SIMPLE, SEP, and 403(b) retirement plans, many individuals find themselves juggling multiple accounts with different employers due to job changes. This often leads to overlapping investment goals and complicates asset management. Keeping track of numerous statements from various brokers and mutual fund companies can be overwhelming.Simplifying Retirement Accounts
The Pension Protection Act of 2006, enacted on August 17, 2006, aimed to enhance the effectiveness of defined contribution plans and boost participants' retirement savings. One key benefit of this act is the increased flexibility for employees to roll over workplace savings into IRAs. Now, entire balances from workplace plans can be rolled into either a Rollover IRA or a Roth IRA, whereas previously, only the Roth portion was eligible for rollover into a Roth IRA.Benefits of Consolidation
Many people or their family members deal with multiple employer plans. Consolidating these into a single, diversified IRA or Roth IRA simplifies management and results in just one statement. It's crucial to consult a professional who can analyze your assets, offer recommendations, and handle the necessary paperwork for consolidation. You can roll over funds if you've left an employer or if the specific plan has ended. The choice between a Traditional IRA and a Roth IRA depends on your income and tax situation, and you don't need to be of retirement age to initiate a rollover.Options for Retirees
If you're nearing retirement, you can move assets from your employer plan into an account designed to provide a lifetime income post-retirement. It’s imperative to work with someone you trust, who is available for discussions tailored to your unique needs. Since each employer plan and individual preference varies, there is no one-size-fits-all solution.Key Considerations
Many employer plans are managed by large firms like Vanguard, Fidelity, or Merrill Lynch. When contemplating a rollover, consider asking yourself:- Is having consistent contact important to me?
- Do I receive timely responses to voicemails?
- Is it possible to have someone meet me at home?
- What fees are involved?
- Am I a DIY person, or do I need guidance with paperwork and investment advice?
These are the types of services I offer within a reasonable geographic scope. If you're thinking about a rollover or retirement, don't hesitate to get in touch to explore your options.
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