Questions on questions! We answer 3 questions from our listeners related to IRAs, 401ks, and taxes...and then Jessie asks additional questions - as usual.

Question 1: How to figure out taxes when moving 401k into a rollover IRA?
Question 2: Can you control how your employer 401k gets invested? (side note: you can borrow money from yourself!)
Question 3: Can you have multiple IRAs?

When moving a 401k into a rollover IRA, it is important to be aware of the tax implications. Consult IRS resources and consider seeking advice from a tax professional.
Employer-sponsored 401k plans often offer lower fees and benefits, so it is generally recommended to roll over the 401k into a rollover IRA when leaving the employer.
Individuals can have control over their employer 401k investments by choosing from the available investment options. It is important to consider risk tolerance and investment goals when making investment decisions.
It is possible to have multiple IRAs, but there are limits on contributions. Individuals should be aware of the IRS rules and income limitations when contributing to multiple IRAs.


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