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welcome!
not yet. you have to be 6 months with target & 1250 hours worked.
not yet. you have to be 6 months with target & 1250 hours worked.
Thank you so much!
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You probably won’t be employed with target at 6 months. Lol
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If your previous company requires you to transfer your 401k, roll it over to an IRA. Then wait till you eligible for a Target 401k.
Hello everyone,
To update about this:
I’m currently enrolled in the 401K. I received the rollover paperwork to transfer from my old employer 401K to Target. Part of the paperwork say that the check has to be payable with a specific name which would not be the one that would be generated if I do the termination withdrawal on my old 401K.
How I can make the check payable with the name that Target requires? Do this even matter? Any help would be appreciated!
To update about this:
I’m currently enrolled in the 401K. I received the rollover paperwork to transfer from my old employer 401K to Target. Part of the paperwork say that the check has to be payable with a specific name which would not be the one that would be generated if I do the termination withdrawal on my old 401K.
How I can make the check payable with the name that Target requires? Do this even matter? Any help would be appreciated!
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Go to the Savings & Retirement menu and browse the FAQ or Financial Education for guides to help you decide what is your best course of action.
personally, if you don’t need to move it, don’t. You’ll get the most out of it leaving it where it is. If you do, consider transferring it into a Roth 401k (Target does have one) or into a personal brokerage like Vanguard or Schwab. Target does offer an advisor service if you’re not savvy, they also have pre-sorted funds that align to your retirement age.
But time has proven that a 500 index fund will typically grow with consistency. If you don’t know what that is, then you should consider asking an advisor for guidance.
Sign in using your workbench login
Go to the Savings & Retirement menu and browse the FAQ or Financial Education for guides to help you decide what is your best course of action.
personally, if you don’t need to move it, don’t. You’ll get the most out of it leaving it where it is. If you do, consider transferring it into a Roth 401k (Target does have one) or into a personal brokerage like Vanguard or Schwab. Target does offer an advisor service if you’re not savvy, they also have pre-sorted funds that align to your retirement age.
But time has proven that a 500 index fund will typically grow with consistency. If you don’t know what that is, then you should consider asking an advisor for guidance.
