IRA / 401K Rollover

At Fintech, we understand that managing multiple retirement accounts can be overwhelming - especially when changing jobs or transitioning into retirement. Our IRA / 401(k) Rollover Services make it easy to consolidate your retirement savings, protect your investments, and ensure your money continues to grow efficiently without unnecessary taxes or penalties.

An IRA (Individual Retirement Account) or 401(k) Rollover is the process of transferring your existing retirement savings, from a former employer’s plan or another account into a new IRA or qualified plan without incurring taxes or penalties.

With Fintech, you gain clarity, control, and confidence over your retirement funds - all under one simplified plan.

Why a Rollover Makes Sense

If you’ve switched jobs over the years, you might have multiple 401(k) or employer-sponsored plans. Leaving them unmanaged can lead to inefficiencies, hidden fees, and missed growth opportunities. A rollover can help you:

Fintech ensures that your rollover is done strategically and smoothly, minimizing risk and maximizing growth.

Why Choose Fintech for IRA / 401(k) Rollovers

With Fintech, your retirement savings are not just transferred - they’re optimized for lasting growth.

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Some Questions Answered

What is the difference between a direct and an indirect rollover?

A direct rollover transfers funds directly from one retirement account to another without you handling the money - avoiding tax withholding. An indirect rollover gives you the funds temporarily, and you must deposit them into a new IRA within 60 days to avoid penalties.

Not if done correctly. Fintech ensures your rollover follows IRS guidelines, so your transfer remains tax-deferred (for Traditional accounts) or tax-free (for Roth accounts).

Yes. You can consolidate multiple 401(k) accounts into a single IRA, simplifying management and reducing costs.

Typically, it takes 1 to 3 weeks, depending on your previous plan provider. Fintech manages the process end-to-end to minimize delays.

IRAs often offer broader investment options, lower fees, and more flexibility than most employer 401(k) plans.

If you withdraw funds instead of rolling them over, you’ll face income taxes and a 10% early withdrawal penalty (if under age 59½).

Yes, you can continue making annual contributions within IRS limits after your rollover is complete.

Fintech provides ongoing investment management, performance monitoring, and rebalancing to ensure your IRA aligns with your retirement goals.