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Please consult with your tax advisor."},"howTo":{"header":"How to rollover a 401(k) to Firstrade","title_1":"Open a Firstrade IRA account","title_2":"Contact your old 401(k) provider and fund your account","title_3":"Build your portfolio and invest your money"},"What is a Rollover IRA":"What is a Rollover IRA","A Rollover IRA is a type of":"A Rollover IRA is a type of Individual Retirement Account that allows you to transfer funds from an employer-sponsored retirement plan, such as a 401(k) or 403(b), into a new or existing IRA without incurring taxes or penalties. With a Firstrade Rollover IRA, you can consolidate your retirement savings, not have to pay taxes, and keep adding 401(k)s and other former employer sponsored plans over time.","Why You Should Rollover":"Why You Should Rollover Your 401K to Firstrade","zeroFees":"Zero Fees, Maximum Savings","zeroFeesDescription":"Our No-Fee IRA eliminates hidden costs that erode retirement savings, allowing you to keep more of your retirement money for your future.","taxAdvantages":"Tax Advantages","taxAdvantagesDescription":"Funds transferred to a Rollover IRA continue to grow tax-deferred and rolling over funds directly avoids early withdrawal penalties and immediate taxation.","easeOfAccess":"Ease of Access During Job Transitions","easeOfAccessDescription":"When changing jobs, a Rollover IRA ensures you maintain control of your retirement savings without depending on your former employer\'s plan.","consolidate":"Consolidate and Control Your Retirement Assets","consolidateDescription":"A self-directed broker allows you to centralize multiple 401(k) accounts, gain real-time investment control, and create a more responsive, flexible retirement strategy.","oldIra":"What Are Your Options for an Old 401(k)?","oldIraDescription":"If you\'ve left a job and still have a retirement fund in a former employer\'s 401(k), you have several options to manage those funds based on your financial goals. Here\'s what you can do:","oldIraNote":"Each option comes with different benefits and considerations. Firstrade provides the tools and resources to help you make an informed decision about your retirement savings, ensuring your money continues working toward your long-term financial future.","option1Header":"Roll Over to a Firstrade IRA","option1Text":"Moving your retirement savings into a Firstrade IRA allows you to consolidate your investments into a single account, providing greater flexibility and access to a broad range of low-cost investment choices. This option keeps your savings tax-deferred, helping your retirement funds continue to grow.","option2Header":"Transfer to a New Employer\'s 401(k) Plan","option2Text":"If your new employer offers a 401(k) and accepts rollovers, you can transfer your old 401(k) into your new workplace plan. This option keeps your retirement savings in one place, simplifying management while maintaining tax-deferred growth. Keep in mind that investment choices and fees will depend on the new plan\'s terms.","option3Header":"Keep Your 401(k) with Your Former Employer","option3Text":"Some employers allow you to keep your account in their 401(k) plan even after you leave. This option requires no immediate action, but you won\'t be able to make additional contributions. Investment options and fees will depend on the plan\'s structure, and access to funds may be restricted based on plan rules.","o

1ption4Header":"Withdraw as a Lump Sum (With Tax Implications)","option4Text":"Cashing out your 401(k) means receiving the funds directly, but it comes with major tax consequences. Withdrawals are subject to income tax, and if you\'re under 59\xbd, you may also face a 10% early withdrawal penalty. This option significantly reduces your retirement savings and should be considered carefully.","can_i_roll_over":"Can I roll over assets into my Traditional IRA?","can_i_roll_over_desc":"Yes, you can roll over eligible assets from a qualified retirement plan into your Traditional IRA.","will_i_owe_taxes":"Will I owe taxes on my rollover?","will_i_owe_taxes_desc":"No taxes are due if you roll over pre-tax assets directly into a Traditional IRA within the allowed timeframe.","what_tax_forms":"What tax forms will I receive for my rollover IRA?","what_tax_forms_desc":"You\'ll receive IRS Form 1099-R from your old plan provider and Form 5498 from Firstrade.","can_i_roll_into_roth":"Can I roll my money into a Roth IRA?","can_i_roll_into_roth_desc":"Yes, but this is considered a Roth conversion and may be subject to taxes on the pre-tax amount.","can_i_roll_into_business":"Can I roll my money into a small business retirement plan?","can_i_roll_into_business_desc":"Generally no. Rollovers typically go from employer plans to IRAs, not into business plans.","how_do_i_know":"How do I know if I am eligible for a rollover?","how_do_i_know_desc":"You\'re usually eligible if you\'ve left your job or your plan allows in-service rollovers. Check with your plan administrator.","can_i_add_more":"Can I add more money to my IRA later?","can_i_add_more_desc":"Yes, you can make annual contributions up to the IRS limit if you\'re eligible.","can_i_leave_former":"Can I leave my former employer-sponsored retirement plan assets in my current plan indefinitely?","can_i_leave_former_desc":"Only if your plan allows it, and if your balance exceeds $5,000. Otherwise, the plan may require a distribution or rollover.","can_i_leave_portion":"Can I leave a portion of my 401(k) in an old employer\'s plan and roll the remaining amount to an IRA?","can_i_leave_portion_desc":"In most cases, yes\u2014if the plan allows partial rollovers.","deferred_vs_free":"Understanding Tax-Deferred vs. Tax-Free","can_i_roll_over_existing":"Can I roll over my existing 401(k) assets into an IRA while I\'m still working?","can_i_roll_over_existing_desc":"Only if your plan allows in-service rollovers. Check with your plan provider.","can_i_roll_over_old":"Can I roll over an old 401(k) that has both pre-tax and after-tax money in it?","can_i_roll_over_old_desc":"Yes, but the pre-tax and after-tax portions may need to be rolled into separate accounts.","what_if_i_hold":"What if I hold appreciated employer stock in my plan?","what_if_i_hold_desc":"Special tax rules may apply. Speak with a tax advisor about Net Unrealized Appreciation (NUA) options.","interested_learning":"Interested in Learning More About Retirement Accounts?","learn_about_ira":"Learn about IRAs","learn_about_ira_desc":"Learn about the basics of retirement, from types of accounts available to taking minimum required distributions (MRDs).","difference_between":"Difference Between Traditional & Roth IRAs","difference_between_desc":"Dive deeper into how these two accounts differ from each other and take control of your retirement."}')}}]);