If you're packing up your desk and heading for better career opportunities, don't forget to review your 401(k) plan. You can keep your money where it is, move it to your new 401(k) or roll it to an IRA. How to decide.
Fees for small 401 plans — those with fewer than $10 million in assets — can run 1.19% to 1.95%, according to an analysis byOn the other hand, an advisor who charges by assets-under-management might assess a 1% fee to manage your rollover.Whether your 401 assets stay or go, consider the following before you proceed:Loans, unexpected withdrawals and cash-outs of 401 accounts with $5,000 or less all have the same negative effect: They all devour long-term savings.
Nearly 30% of the individuals surveyed by Edelman Financial Engines were unaware that certain distribution options from their retirement plans could result in taxes and penalties.
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