Can I roll over funds from a 401(k) to a Franklin Templeton retirement plan?
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Yes, it is possible to roll over funds from a 401(k) to a Franklin Templeton retirement plan, such as an individual retirement account or other eligible retirement plans managed by Franklin Templeton. The rollover process typically involves transferring your funds from your current 401(k) plan to the new retirement account. This can be a beneficial way to consolidate retirement savings and potentially take advantage of Franklin Templeton's investment options.
It is important for individuals considering a rollover to evaluate the specific types of accounts offered by Franklin Templeton and to ensure that the new plan aligns with their retirement goals and investment preferences. Factors to consider include investment options, fees, and any restrictions associated with the rollover. There may also be tax implications, so understanding the rules surrounding rollovers is crucial to avoid any unexpected tax liabilities.
Individuals looking to start the rollover process can find detailed information on the Franklin Templeton website. This resource will provide guidance on the necessary steps as well as any specific requirements that may apply to their unique situation.
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