10/11/2026
When you change jobs, your retirement plan shouldn’t be left behind. We’ve seen how old 401(k) accounts can quietly accumulate fees, mismatched investments, and forgotten beneficiary forms — risks that matter more the closer you are to retirement. In our latest article I walk through when a rollover to an IRA can help: broader investment choices, clearer fees, and a simpler structure to build a withdrawal strategy before markets test your plan.
If you’re 55 or older, now is a good time to review scattered accounts and make a deliberate choice — not a default. Read practical guidance on direct vs. indirect rollovers, tax considerations, and a simple checklist to protect your retirement income. For faith‑based, experienced advice grounded in stewardship and long-term planning, we’re here to help.
Read the full article and start organizing your plan: https://wix.to/UE9TR1R
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When the market turns sharply lower, old retirement accounts can become a blind spot. A 401(k) left behind at a former employer may still be invested, still charging fees, and still exposed to risk, but it may not be getting the attention it deserves.That matters even more as retirement gets closer....