Rollovers
What does it mean to "roll over" an account? Classic financial jargon, "rollover" is a strange term but an important subject. When you move your investments from a 401(k) to a different kind of account, professionals call it, "making a rollover.” As fun as it may sound, it’s not a decision to be taken lightly.
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How to Do a Direct IRA Transfer
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Have 401(k)s from old jobs lying around? Betterment makes rolling them over into a low-cost IRA account simple and easy.
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How to Roll Over Retirement Accounts
No matter what type of retirement account you want to roll over, we’ll try to help make it as easy as possible.
The Benefits of Rolling Over Your 401(k) or 403(b) into an IRA
Rolling over an old employer-sponsored retirement plan into an IRA can be highly beneficial. Here are three reasons to consider rolling over a 401(k) or 403(b).
Your Guide to Betterment Rollovers
Moving your money to a new financial institution can be tedious and complicated. At Betterment, our goal is to make it easy and automatic. Here, we break down each rollover method and explain which might be right for you.
The “Best” IRA Rollover Offers Are Not What They Appear
Before you bite on one of the “best” IRA rollover offers, it's important to read the fine print and ask yourself a few questions.
How to Roll Over Your 403(b) to Betterment
Betterment makes rolling over your 403(b) simple and efficient.
How to Roll Over An IRA : The Indirect Method
Use this easy 8-step breakdown to get your IRA rollover rolling.
Roll Over a Retirement Account: The Procrastinator’s Guide
When you delay rolling over an old retirement account, you're setting yourself up for a loss in savings and returns.
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