Comments on: Roth 401k rollover? http://myfinancialjourney.com/archive/roth-401k-rollover Wed, 16 May 2012 14:32:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: My Financial Journey http://myfinancialjourney.com/archive/roth-401k-rollover/comment-page-1#comment-169 My Financial Journey Sat, 03 Feb 2007 13:50:39 +0000 http://www.myfinancialjourney.survivingkids.com/archive/roth-401k-rollover#comment-169 Well eventually I will roll it over into a brokerage.....only problem is right now no good brokerage offers Roth 401k rollovers at this point so I will have to let it ride with my previous company's 401k administrator until someone like Scottrade, FirstTrade, etc start offering rollovers for Roth 401k accounts Well eventually I will roll it over into a brokerage…..only problem is right now no good brokerage offers Roth 401k rollovers at this point so I will have to let it ride with my previous company’s 401k administrator until someone like Scottrade, FirstTrade, etc start offering rollovers for Roth 401k accounts

]]> By: Jimmy http://myfinancialjourney.com/archive/roth-401k-rollover/comment-page-1#comment-168 Jimmy Sat, 03 Feb 2007 13:43:20 +0000 http://www.myfinancialjourney.survivingkids.com/archive/roth-401k-rollover#comment-168 Brokerages are the way to go. Don't listen to Ed. Mutual funds are HORRIBLE and if you're a finance geek then you should know how little transparency they have. Anyway, I'd throw it into some small cap company stock. You're young... let it ride! Brokerages are the way to go. Don’t listen to Ed. Mutual funds are HORRIBLE and if you’re a finance geek then you should know how little transparency they have. Anyway, I’d throw it into some small cap company stock. You’re young… let it ride!

]]> By: Ed http://myfinancialjourney.com/archive/roth-401k-rollover/comment-page-1#comment-167 Ed Thu, 04 Jan 2007 17:28:45 +0000 http://www.myfinancialjourney.survivingkids.com/archive/roth-401k-rollover#comment-167 It seems that your Roth Ira is housed as one of your retirement vehicles. I dont always see brokerage as the best way to go. Sometimes I like brokerage, but sometimes I like Mutual funds as well. If you do want to trade BKG, every company offers the same thing. Some companies may give you perks but like anything in life, there is a pro and con. If you consider rolling it over into MFs - theres def a lot of options! It seems that your Roth Ira is housed as one of your retirement vehicles. I dont always see brokerage as the best way to go. Sometimes I like brokerage, but sometimes I like Mutual funds as well.

If you do want to trade BKG, every company offers the same thing. Some companies may give you perks but like anything in life, there is a pro and con.

If you consider rolling it over into MFs – theres def a lot of options!

]]> By: My Financial Journey http://myfinancialjourney.com/archive/roth-401k-rollover/comment-page-1#comment-166 My Financial Journey Mon, 01 Jan 2007 14:15:29 +0000 http://www.myfinancialjourney.survivingkids.com/archive/roth-401k-rollover#comment-166 Thanks for the advice - I'll ask for that after I officially quit ;-) Thanks for the advice – I’ll ask for that after I officially quit ;-)

]]> By: EMF http://myfinancialjourney.com/archive/roth-401k-rollover/comment-page-1#comment-165 EMF Fri, 29 Dec 2006 14:58:59 +0000 http://www.myfinancialjourney.survivingkids.com/archive/roth-401k-rollover#comment-165 I'd recommend obtaining and reading the Summary Plan Description (SPD) for the Roth 401k plan. Since you have more than $5000 in your account, the plan _might_ allow you to leave your balance with them, at least until you can come up with a better parking spot. I've never heard of a plan that charged extra for leaving your funds after leaving employment, but the SPD should tell you. I’d recommend obtaining and reading the Summary Plan Description (SPD) for the Roth 401k plan. Since you have more than $5000 in your account, the plan _might_ allow you to leave your balance with them, at least until you can come up with a better parking spot. I’ve never heard of a plan that charged extra for leaving your funds after leaving employment, but the SPD should tell you.

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