401k after retirement
I am 67 and recently retired. I have 500k in my 401k with Principal. Should I keep it within Principal, 300k in mutual funds, 100k in money market and 100k in an ira/cd or is it best to move it to a different financial location/advisor or even my bank where I have an annuity and savings? I don’t need to draw from it right now but will in a couple of years
Terry Says
That depends on your options and costs inside the plan. If you have low cost funds, or a special income-producing stable value fund, you can leave the plan where it is. That assumes you might make some more conservative investment choices within the plan.
But read this article — Rollover Now — to see your other options.
Either way, you’ll have to make some decisions. Just don’t jump into the hands of someone trying to sell you stuff– either at your bank or a brokerage firm.
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