Picture this: you have a job at a company with 401(k) benefits and then... you quit (or the job quits you). The good news is that money is still yours. But the retirement fairy won't just come and leave your 401(k) under your pillow. Nicole outlines the steps you need to take after leaving a job to make sure that your 401(k) is still working for you.
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"How Do I Get My 401(k) From an Old Job?" | Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
