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I switched my 401(k) plan because I thought it was a smart financial move—five months later, I regret the process

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I switched my 401(k) plan because I thought it was a smart financial move—five months later, I regret the process

The author, before embarking on a five-month-long 401(k) rollover process.

Courtesy of Kathleen Elkins

In August 2023, I decided to consolidate my retirement funds into a single account.

The 401(k) process took almost six months. It was tiring and lengthy.

While I regretted it, a CFP told me it was the right decision and gave me his best advice for making the transition.

Last August, I wanted to check off a financial plan that had been on my list for far too long: transferring a 401(k) plan from a previous employer to my current 401(k) plan.

My main motivation was consolidating my retirement funds. About four years of savings were in a Fidelity account and two more were in a Vanguard account.

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