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Are employer-sponsored plans required to give employees the option to do direct rollovers?

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Are employer-sponsored plans required to give employees the option to do direct rollovers?

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Yes, as long as the direct rollover is to an IRA. Every plan, as a condition of qualification, must provide that a distributee of an eligible rollover distribution may elect to have the distribution transferred directly to an IRA. Distributions of less than $200 are excluded from the direct rollover requirement. (See below direct rollovers from other eligible retirement plans.

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Yes, as long as the direct rollover is to an IRA. Every plan, as a condition of qualification, must provide that a distributee of an eligible rollover distribution may elect to have the distribution transferred directly to an IRA. Distributions of less than $200 are excluded from the direct rollover requirement.

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