In-Service Rollover
One of, or perhaps the “first step to securing your retirement is to take control of the wealth you worked a lifetime to create.” If you’re still working and 59.5 years old, you have the ability to roll over money, also known as an in-service roller, from your 401(k) into an IRA. In Chad Slagle’s article published on Kiplinger’s website, he list four reasons why you should consider an in-service rollover. Read article here…
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