The Best Way to Roll Over Your 401k to an IRA | Steps and Advice from Financial Advisor Tim Hayes
Learn the best way to roll over your 401k to an IRA, including steps to request a direct rollover and advice from financial advisor Tim
Learn the best way to roll over your 401k to an IRA, including steps to request a direct rollover and advice from financial advisor Tim
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Most clients pay fee-only or an hourly rate. The size and complexity of the client’s wealth management and financial and retirement planning determine that fee.
Some clients pay a commission, mainly those with smaller accounts, i.e., Roth IRAs, some public-school teachers with 403b retirement accounts, or parents or grandparents who set up a 529 college savings plan.
The first introductory and fact-finding appointment can be in-person or by phone. The next meeting where I provide my recommendations should be in-person. (For the time being, telephone, Zoom, and email are replacing some in-person meetings.)
Subsequent meetings during which we monitor your progress and investments can be done in-person or by phone, email, Zoom, or Skype – or, more likely, a combination of these meeting types.
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