The company I work for was just purchased and our 401(k) is temporarily frozen for transactions. In the near future we’ll be given the opportunity to roll the money into the new larger 401(k) plan, ...

Question: I'm leaving my job, but my former employer said I could leave my 401(k) assets in my old plan. Would I want to do that? Answer: It's a good bet that most people will switch jobs at least a ...

A change in employment is a common reason for people to roll over their 401(k). When you leave your job, you have the option to leave your 401(k) behind or roll it over into another account. Real-life ...

If I have a tax-deferred 401(k). Can I convert it to a Roth IRA without paying the deferred taxes when I roll it over? -Tommy Generally, the answer here is no. There’s typically no method to totally ...

When you leave a job, the vested balance in your 401(K) is yours to control. You can opt to cash it out, roll it over to the 401(k) set up by your current employer or roll it over to a traditional or ...

Sorry to hear about your friend's passing, Shannon. As with any question and answer set in a context like this, I won't be able to tell you specifically what you should do. But what I can do is help ...

For many employees, what to do with a 401(k) plan at retirement has been a foregone conclusion: Roll it over. Financial advisors no doubt have reinforced that trend, with rollovers from 401(k)s to ...