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Did you know that if you’ve changed employers, you have a number of options for the 401(k) account you have with your old employer?<\/p>\n
Depending on your account’s balance, you may be able to leave it where it is. But is that a good idea? You can also roll the old account over to an IRA. Does that make the most sense? If you’ve changed jobs, you may be able to move your old account balance to your new employer’s plan. How do the two plans’ features, options, and expenses compare? There are many important variables to consider when deciding what to do with your old 401(k).<\/p>\n
Our free guide to Rolling Over Your Old 401(k) contains valuable information to help you determine the best course of action for you.<\/p>\n
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