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Leaving a job can be exciting. New role, new paycheck, new colleagues, and a new chapter. But your money? It doesn’t automatically pack up and follow you. Here’s what actually happens to your finances when you leave a job, especially that old 401(k), and steps to consider for future success. First, let’s address your old 401(k) – You typically have (3) options, with considerations listed below: Option 1: Leave the 401(k) where it is (a.k.a. “Do Nothing”): Pros:  No immediate

Deciding when to file for Social Security benefits is a critical retirement decision. Timing can affect your monthly income, total...

Interest rates affect nearly every aspect of our financial lives, from the interest rate mortgages to the returns on your savings...

If you have extra cash each month, should you make extra payments on debt or invest for the future? The guidance provided in this article...

When saving for retirement individuals may have two different ways to contribute: Roth and Pre-Tax (also known as Traditional). Both...

Your 401(k) or other employer sponsored plans are powerful tools available to build long-term wealth, but simply contributing isn’t...

Choosing a financial advisor is one of the most important financial decisions you’ll make. A good advisor can help you reach your goals,...