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If you care about taking advantage of the rule of 55 or backdoor Roth IRA contributions, then you probably want to avoid IRA rollovers.
Look up the pro rata rule.
LoriI rolled mine over to an IRA instead of into my new job’s plan and now I’m glad I did.
I may end up using the old one before 59.5 with Rule 72t. It’s a little complicated but a good way to access retirement funds without penalty before 59.5.
ScottIt really doesn’t matter too much which custodian you use as any of the big 3 houses – vanguard/Schwab/Fidelity – will let you buy almost every ETF on the planet.
There are some pros/cons to all 3 I think and many posts in the group.
The tl:dr version seems that the consensus is Fidelity then buy low cost Vanguard ETF there because of better service (especially vs Vanguard) and easier cash management (vs Schwab).
JuleIt’s simple. Either do rollovers to an IRA or roll them to your current employers.
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