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TWO PROFESSIONALS SHAKING HANDS OVER A RESUME, REPRESENTING A JOB CHANGE AND THE NEED TO MANAGE AN OLD 401K.

What to Do With Old 401(k)s When You Change Jobs or Retire

Leaving a job or retiring is a massive milestone, but don’t leave your hard-earned retirement savings behind. Explore the four primary options for your old 401(k)—including leaving it, moving it to a new plan, rolling it into an IRA, or cashing it out—so you can make the smartest choice for your financial future.