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re: Various Financial Questions
Posted on 1/3/13 at 2:25 pm to Lsut81
Posted on 1/3/13 at 2:25 pm to Lsut81
You can avoid the tax hit of rolling your 401k over by moving it to a traditional IRA. The Traditional vs Roth IRA debate in this sense matter with your age. For example, the traditional IRA will be fully taxed when you withdraw and you need to compare to initial tax to put the 401k into a Roth vs. the tax of the traditional plus earnings. I'm fairly sure the Roth IRA will beat the traditional but if you don't have the cash to pay the initial tax the traditional may win.
You can leave the 401k as is but lose the fund management since you are no longer an employee of the company. IRAs also have greater flexibility than 401ks.
You can leave the 401k as is but lose the fund management since you are no longer an employee of the company. IRAs also have greater flexibility than 401ks.
Posted on 1/3/13 at 2:32 pm to polizei11
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The Traditional vs Roth IRA debate in this sense matter with your age
We briefly discussed it earlier... So if I was going to be taxed and have to put up the money out of pocket for rolling to a Roth, why couldn't I just pull my cash out of my 401k as if I was just using it... Hold back the $$$ I'd pay in taxes and then invest the rest into a new Roth. I wouldn't be taxed on that 401k withdrawal until year end, correct?
Also, feelings on IRAs being with the likes of Scottrade?
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