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What is a rollover IRA?

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What is a rollover IRA?

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A. A Rollover IRA is an IRA account into which funds from an employee-sponsored plan, such as a 401(K), can be transferred. These funds may also be rolled back out into a new employer’s retirement plan. Learn more about the different types of retirement accounts.

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A Rollover IRA preserves the tax–deferred status of your retirement assets from a qualified employer-sponsored plan such as a 401(k) plan, and allows you to avoid current taxes and early withdrawal penalties on payouts received from your employer’s retirement plan when you change jobs or retire. Within a Rollover IRA, you can shoose from thousands of investments, including stocks, bonds, CDs, and mutual funds, just to name a few.

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