Getting a New Job This Year? You Really Don't Want to Make This Retirement Mistake.
Beginning a new job is a time of transition, and there's already a lot on your plate. You need to get a handle on your new role, of course, but you'll also have to make some updates to your retirement savings strategy.
One of the biggest things you must decide is what to do about any 401(k) funds you have from your previous employer's plan. You have a few options, but there's one that'll almost certainly come back to bite you.
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