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401(k) rollover mistakes are annoyingly common
Along with the 12,000 baby boomers retiring each day and millions of Americans are switching jobs, this has led to a flood of 401(k) rollovers. According to David Rae, a Certified Financial Planner, many workers will make one or more mistakes when they roll over their 401(k). To avoid making one or more of the seven 401(k) mistakes outlined in Mr. Rae’s article, click here…
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