401(k) & IRA Rollover Education

Take control of your retirement.

Learn about options for eligible retirement accounts and how a rollover may fit into your overall retirement strategy.
Learn your options and make informed decisions about your future.

What Can You Rollover?

You may be able to roll over funds from:

Old 401(k) plans from a previous employer

403(b), 457 (k) plans from a previous employer

Traditional IRA accounts

TSP (Thrift Savings Plan)

Pension or profit-sharing plans

Other eligible retirement accounts

We'll help you understand your options and ensure your rollover is done correctly and in your best interest.

Rolling over your old 401(k) or other retirement accounts can make a big difference in how your money grows, how much control you have, and how prepared you are for the future.

Consolidation

A rollover may allow you to combine eligible retirement accounts for easier organization.

Understand your options. Make an informed decision about your retirement savings.

Understand your rollover options can help you decide what may be appropriate for your retirement goals.

Why Consider a Rollover?

Learn about rollover and retirement income options that may be available to you.

Explore Account Options

Potential for Growth

Certain insurance-based retirement products may offer interest crediting opportunities.

The Rollover Process Made Simple

We make the process easy and stress-free.

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Let's Talk

We'll learn about your current accounts and our retirement goals.

Review Your Options

We'll provide education about available options so you can make an informed decision.

If you choose to proceed

We can assist with the paperwork process.

Focus on Your Future

Stay informed about retirement options that may support your long-term goals.

Protection From Market Downturns

Discover options that offer growth potential with protection features to hellp reduce the impact of market losses.

Learn how a properly completed rollover may help maintain the tax-deferred status of your retirement savings while avoiding potential tax consequences.

Tax Advantages

Understand Potential Taxes and Penalties Before Age 591/2

Distributions Before age 591/2

If you withdraw money from a retirement account before age 591/2, you may face:

Income tax on the withdrawal

An additional 10% early withdrawal penalty unless an exception applies.

A rollover can help you avoid these penalties and keep your retirement plan on track.

If you have an eligible former-employer retirement plan, you may have several options, including leaving assets in the plan. moving them to another eligible plan.

A properly completed rollover generally is not treated as an early distribution; sspecific rules andexceptions apply.

Undertand the potential tax consequences of distributions and rollovers.

Maintain the tax-advantaged status of eligible retirement assets when applicable.

Ready to Explore Your Rollover Options?

Schedule a complimentary consultation to learn about rollover and insurance-based retirement options that may be available to you.

SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION

401(k) & IRA Rollover Education

Take control of your retirement.

Learn about options for eligible retirement accounts and how a rollover may fit into your overall retirement strategy. Learn your options and make informed decisions about your future.

What Can You Rollover?

You may be able to roll over funds from:

Old 401(k) plans from a previous employer

403(b), 457 (k) plans from a previous employer

Traditional IRA accounts

TSP (Thrift Savings Plan)

Pension or profit-sharing plans

Other eligible retirement accounts

We'll help you understand your options and ensure your rollover is done correctly and in your best interest.

Rolling over your old 401(k) or other retirement accounts can make a big difference in how your money grows, how much control you have, and how prepared you are for the future.

A rollover may allow you to combine eligible retirement accounts for easier organization.

Understand your options. Make an informed decision about your retirement savings.

Understand your rollover options can help you decide what may be appropriate for your retirement goals.

Why Consider a Rollover?

Learn about rollover and retirement income options that may be available to you.

Certain insurance-based retirement products may offer interest crediting opportunities.

The Rollover Process Made Simple

We make the process easy and stress-free.

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2

3

4

We'll learn about your current accounts and our retirement goals.

We'll provide education about available options so you can make an informed decision.

We can assist with the paperwork process.

Stay informed about retirement options that may support your long-term goals.

Discover options that offer growth potential with protection features to hellp reduce the impact of market losses.

Learn how a properly completed rollover may help maintain the tax-deferred status of your retirement savings while avoiding potential tax consequences.

Understand Potential Taxes and Penalties Before Age 591/2

Distributions Before age 591/2

If you withdraw money from a retirement account before age 591/2, you may face:

Income tax on the withdrawal

An additional 10% early withdrawal penalty unless an exception applies.

A rollover can help you avoid these penalties and keep your retirement plan on track.

If you have an eligible former-employer retirement plan, you may have several options, including leaving assets in the plan. moving them to another eligible plan.

A properly completed rollover generally is not treated as an early distribution; sspecific rules andexceptions apply.

Undertand the potential tax consequences of distributions and rollovers.

Maintain the tax-advantaged status of eligible retirement assets when applicable.

Schedule a complimentary consultation to learn about rollover and insurance-based retirement options that may be available to you.

Learn about options for eligible retirement accounts and how a rollover may fit into your overall retirement strategy.
Learn your options and make informed decisions about your future.