Rolling a Roth IRA Into a 403(b) Plan
Experts from Groom Law Group and Cammack Retirement Group answer questions concerning retirement plan administration and regulations.
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Ask the Experts – Can In-Service Distributions Be Rolled Over?
Experts from Groom Law Group and Cammack Retirement Group answer questions concerning retirement plan administration and regulations.
Rollover Rules Between Different Plan Types
Retirement plan sponsors need to understand IRS rules for rollovers and what they should consider before accepting one.
(b)lines Ask the Experts – Can a 401(a) Plan Account be Rolled Into a 403(b) Plan?
Experts from Groom Law Group and Cammack Retirement Group answer questions concerning 403(b) plans and regulations.
Participants Need More Education About Distribution Options
Forty-two percent of those between the ages of 35 and 65 who left a job where they had money in...
Many Terminated Participants Keeping Retirement Plan Balances Invested
Alight Solutions also found improved savings behaviors in its 2019 Universe Benchmarks report.
Rolling Over Retirement Assets Creates Greater Retirement Income Adequacy
Not rolling defined contribution (DC) plan assets into an IRA or another DC plan has a very material impact on...
(b)lines Ask the Experts – Rolling 403(b) Funds Back to a Prior 403(b)
Experts from Groom Law Group and Cammack Retirement Group answer questions concerning 403(b) plans and regulations.
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Wolters Kluwer Makes Retirement Plan Distribution Processes Easier
New integrations make filling out Form 1099s and rollovers to individual retirement accounts (IRAs) automatic.
IRS Modifies Safe Harbor Explanations for Rollovers
The modifications take into consideration changes related to qualified plan loan offsets and other statutory changes.
(b)lines Ask the Experts – Direct Rollovers for 403(b) Plans Funded by 403(b)(7) Custodial Accounts
“Is a custodial account 403(b) plan under IRC 403(b)(7) an “eligible retirement plan” for purposes of the direct rollover rules?...