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What to Do with Retirement Plan Accounts After You've Left Your Employer
MassMutual Dec. 11, 2018 "Generally you cannot keep contributing to an employer-sponsored plan, such as a 401(k) or 403(b), if you have left that employer, but you do have several options when it comes to managing those savings going forward -- and they can all impact the size of your future nest egg.... [1] Do nothing ... [2] Roll into your current employer's plan ... [3] Roll into an annuity ... [4] Roll into an IRA ... [5] Cash out your retirement balance." |
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