Statistics show Americans change jobs an average of every four years. This could mean you have retirement money sitting in an old 401(k)**.
Deciding what to do with your retirement money can be challenging, but making those decisions can make a big difference in how comfortable you will be in retirement. So you need to ask yourself,
- “Is my money working as hard as it should be?”
- 401(k)** plans often restrict the investment options for “non-active” participants.
- Your loan privileges may have been revoked.
- You certainly can’t contribute to an old 401(k)** any longer.
- Having your money with several old employers can make it more difficult to keep up with.
While keeping your money in your former employer’s plan may be the easiest option, over time, it may not be the best option. Please call me to schedule an appointment.
As your Farmers Insurance and Financial Services Agent, I will review your assets with you and help you determine a strategy that gets your money moving toward your financial** goals. I am available and willing to work hard to help my clients, and those important to them, feel comfortable and confident about their financial** future.
I look forward to meeting with you soon!
Erik A. Granroth, LUTCF


