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re: What to do with 2 Old 401K accounts from previous employers
Posted on 4/20/24 at 8:09 am to CHEDBALLZ
Posted on 4/20/24 at 8:09 am to CHEDBALLZ
Some terrible responses to your post. With the info you gave, it is impossible to give good advice. Are you comfortable with what your money is invested in today? What fees are being charged on your accounts? Doing nothing might be just fine. The guy saying he has been working in finance for 30 years and is telling you what to do based on the little info you gave is a joke! He says 1% is standard. Well that is for advisors, but the majority of my 401k is at my previous employer and in low cost indexes charging me 10 times less than that.
You need to provide more info to get good advice. Your income level plays a part on whether to goth Roth or traditional IRA, but you should continue saving for retirement with one of the other on your own since your employer doesn't offer anything. Consolidating your 2 accounts might make since if your balances are small due to many plans charging you a small annual fee because you no longer work there.
You need to provide more info to get good advice. Your income level plays a part on whether to goth Roth or traditional IRA, but you should continue saving for retirement with one of the other on your own since your employer doesn't offer anything. Consolidating your 2 accounts might make since if your balances are small due to many plans charging you a small annual fee because you no longer work there.
Posted on 4/20/24 at 4:02 pm to KWL85
One account has about 190k and the other about 100k. I'm 16 years out on retirement and in the 22% tax bracket if that helps any.
Posted on 4/22/24 at 2:29 pm to KWL85
You're only including the Expense Ratio which is .15%.
Now add in the Record Keeping fee of .58% and then the Advisor Fee of .30%.
Now you're at .895% . Very close to 1%, which I said was pretty standard across the board.
Now add in the Record Keeping fee of .58% and then the Advisor Fee of .30%.
Now you're at .895% . Very close to 1%, which I said was pretty standard across the board.
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