3 Things to Do (and 1 to Avoid) With an Old 401(k)

Whether you’re working for a new employer or retired, you have good options for managing your retirement account at your former employer. Although many people leave their account at their former employer because it requires no action, you should review each option and decide which fits you best. The guidance here generally applies to the 401(k) (the most common employer retirement plan) as well as other standard plans, including 401(a), 403(b), 457, and TSP plans. <a href="https://medium.com/@nationalreferralnetwork/3-things-to-do-and-1-to-avoid-with-an-old-401-k-2250bd953797">Website</a>