Can I roll over a 401k to a 403b? | Ep.54
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In this episode, we dive into a common question for those managing their retirement savings: Can you roll over a 401(k) into a 403(b)? The short answer is yes—as long as both accounts are tax-deferred, you can consolidate your retirement savings by rolling a 401(k) into a 403(b). We’ll explore the benefits of this process, including simplifying account management and potentially reducing fees. We’ll also discuss the importance of completing a direct rollover to avoid unexpected tax penalties, and the steps you need to take with both plan administrators to ensure a smooth transition. Tune in to get all the details and make informed decisions for your financial future!
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