Can you rollover a 401k while still working? Today we're covering everything you need to know about in-service 401k rollovers! Are they worth it?
0:00 – 0:24 Intro
0:25 – 0:56 How an in-service 401k rollover works
0:57 – 1:32 The benefits of an in-service rollover
1:33 – 1:52 Taxes on an in-service 401k rollover
1:53 – 3:25 Taxes on Rollover 401k to Roth IRA?
3:26 – 3:45 So, is it worth it?
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I had to wait until I was 59.5 in order to do an in service rollover at my employer. I hated the options on our 401K and the fees were pretty high. I am not going to a Roth though, it doesn’t make sense to roll my ira to a Roth until I get on Medicare at 65
That’s the unfortunate drawback to employer sponsored plans. Sounds like you have a good plan going forward though! Thanks for your input!
This is up my alley. I left my job last July and had a 401k. I’m currently not working this year with no income coming in. Just living on savings. So you’re saying I can transfer that 401k to my Roth IRA penalty free, it just gets treated like income?
Thanks for watching! You should definitely talk to your advisor before doing so, but you can roll that 401k over to an IRA and then you could consider converting that Roth! Just depends on your situation 🙂
Does it work the same way for a solo 401k?
Thank goodness this was a short one so the Old guy did not put me to sleep. What y’all get new satin shirts so y’all can play on the satin sheets like a slip and slide?
I think beyond options.. are FEES! My provider does not offer in-service rollovers, and their management fee is pushing 2% annually. That’s cutting into the growth of the account. The match is 4%.. but 4% of MY salary, and as the account grows larger and larger, or more than 2 times my salary.. the 2% total account fee will dwarf my 4% salary match, essentially eliminating any value in matching at all.