On average, employees in the US change jobs 12 times over the course of their careers—changing employers about every 5 years. In most cases, that change means deciding what to do with an old retirement account. Should you transfer your funds to your new employer’s 401(k)? Should you leave it behind to ‘diversify’ your holdings? Should you transfer your assets to an IRA? In today’s episode of The Wise Money Show, Mike, Josh, and Kevin discuss the options and explore how to make the best choice possible—no matter how many times you make the jump!
Season 5 Episode 36
How to Shift Your Investment Portfolio at Retirement
Can You Pull Money Out of Your 401k While Working?
5 Biggest Roth IRA Mistakes
Health Insurance Options When Retiring Before Age 65
Should You Invest in CDs Right Now?
Should You Invest Your 401k and Roth IRA Differently?
Insurance Needs for Using Your Home or Car for Business
How to Keep Your Home & Auto Insurance Rates Low
Will Tax Rates Sunset in 2026? How to Plan Ahead
4 Ways to Use a 529 Plan
Five 401k Decisions You Must Make
5 Challenges Every Business Faces With Their Retirement Plan
How the Banking Crisis Impacts Your Finances
How Tax Planning Can Make for a Better Tax Return
Financial Advice for Graduates | Wise Money Commencement Speech
College Planning Changes for 2023
What Happens to a 401k Loan if You Switch Jobs?
4 Potential Changes Coming To Social Security
How The SECURE Act 2.0 Impacts Your 401k and Retirement
The State of the Consumer in 2023
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