After end of your employment to avoid the 20 taxes you pay on your 401k do you have to roll it over within 60 d or can you roll it over to another employers plan later?

Typically, a 401k can maintain a balnce for a full calendar year after termination of employment before it will either be disbursed automatically or it must be rolled over into a new plan; the best way to avoid the 20% in taxes is to roll it into a Roth IRA if you are not enrolled in a new 401k plan that allows rollovers FYI That roll over has to be an electronic or wire transaction between your current account and the new one. You would set up the account with a new broker and tell the ole one where to transfer the money. If you touch the money (a check is written to you) they hit you with the tax.

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