You should be able to download a 401k from Prudential. If you click on "Add Account", then select "Investing/Retirement" and then "401(k) or 403(b)" you should be able to start entering "Prudential" into the brokerage field. It should then show you "Prudential Retirement - 401k/403b/457" as a brokerage.
Yes, you can set up a 401K online with ING. Check out sharebuilder401k.com for more information about this.
When deciding were to invest your retirement money you have many options, two of those are an IRA and a 401K. A 401K is set up by the employer, where as an IRA is set up on personal preferences.
Fidelty 401k is not the only one out there. Your local bank would be happy to set up a 401k for you, as well as the investment companies such as Charles Schwab and Scott Trade.
The best option usually is to do a direct roll-over from the 401k to an IRA. You can get forms from your 401k company or the new financial institution where you want to put your money. If you do not already have an IRA, the 401k company can help you set up an account.
They could set one up, I think. The federal government would not match their contributions.
It depends on how it's structured. If you set it up through work, your HR department should be able to help you. If you did it on your own, talk to the bank or provider you set it up through.
The best way to rollover an 401k is to either invest in your new place of business, HR can help with this. The next option would be to contact your financial institution and set up an Traditional IRA. What you do not want to do is to use your 401k as cash, you will be penalized during tax time.
A 401K investment is a way to save for retirement. Companies set them up for employee contributions. Automatic deposits into these plans are best, so that the money is automatically deposited, before one can spend it.
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Most Hospitals compare their 401k to the employee's, also, most supermarket's (walmart, winn-dixie, and publix also match the 401k. If you go to www.employeefiduciary.com, this site will compare 401k plans between companies to see how others have their plans set up.
First of all, determine how much you can safely budget for retirement. If your employer offers a 401K plan, begin now having some of your pre-tax income put in a 401K account. If a 401K is not an option, open an IRA (Individual Retirement Account). Your bank will be able to help you set this up.
Generally, a person names a beneficiary when they set up a 401K account. The account manager will distribute the proceeds according to that instruction when it receives official notification of the death.