Is it possible to transfer or roll my current 401k plan into a Roth or something similar, that will not be penalized, or not have fees for early withdrawl? The fact you have to take a loan out from your 401k, and pay it BACK......Outrageous.
If you are still employed the loan payments come put of your paycheck. The only way you can not pay it back is to quit your jobYou don't have to pay back a 401K loan. If you stop paying on the loan, the loan will default and the loaner will report the remaining balance to the IRS as taxable income.
It’s not savings account
It’s a retirement fund
Lemme guess another millennial
Wow! You better just put it in and leave it because thar sounds like a very bad idea.Is it possible to transfer or roll my current 401k plan into a Roth or something similar, that will not be penalized, or not have fees for early withdrawl? The fact you have to take a loan out from your 401k, and pay it BACK......Outrageous.
You missed the point, you oldIt’s not savings account
It’s a retirement fund
Lemme guess another millennial
you can roll it over if you get another job that gots a 401kIs it possible to transfer or roll my current 401k plan into a Roth or something similar, that will not be penalized, or not have fees for early withdrawl? The fact you have to take a loan out from your 401k, and pay it BACK......Outrageous.
You missed the point, you old, and don't know the fine print with prudential retirement through UPS
you can roll it over if you get another job that gots a 401k
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Hope this helps.
You can roll it into the Roth option within the 401k but would have to pay back taxes.Is it possible to transfer or roll my current 401k plan into a Roth or something similar, that will not be penalized, or not have fees for early withdrawl? The fact you have to take a loan out from your 401k, and pay it BACK......Outrageous.
Really?You can roll it into the Roth option within the 401k but would have to pay back taxes.
Apparently I heard wrong.Really?
I called earlier this year and they told me they didn't allow in service conversions.
It's a RETIREMENT account. How hard is that concept to grasp.You missed the point, you old, and don't know the fine print with prudential retirement through UPS
Yeah I would love to do that. My first couple years we didn't have the Roth option.Really?
I called earlier this year and they told me they didn't allow in service conversions.