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In some cases, you can roll your 401(k) money into an IRA without having to quit your job.
Here's some help in deciding which plan fits your needs.
TheStreet.com answers reader questions throughout tax season to help guide you and your clients.
Whether or not your clients should divert savings away from their regular 401(k) accounts depends on variables including age, tax status, and what other retirement options they have at their disposal.
The new Roth 401(k) gives clients a back door into a Roth IRA and allows tax-free distribution of earnings once certain age and time requirements are met.
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