rollover
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- noun
- /ˈroʊlˌoʊvər/
- Specialized
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traspaso de fondos (EE. UU.)
- In this reader's case, though, these dividend-paying stocks or dividend-stock funds are in a rollover IRA, so what's the tax situation there?
- IRA rollover
- tax-free rollover
- 401(k) rollover
Examples
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How to play rollover with your 401(k)
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At last accounting, the rollover fund was only $10,000!
Fiction book (1999) -
You need to open a rollover IRA and a Roth IRA.
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And the question is, I'm invested in U.S. dividend stocks in a rollover IRA.
Blog text (4) -
l think if you look at DarbaCon's bloated end-of-the-year rollover... ...you'll see it has pretty hair and all the boys are looking at it.
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The elephant in the room is solicitation of IRA rollovers—technically not within the jurisdiction of the DOL.
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I cut through this clumsily thrown verbal smog by explaining that I have had dealings before with Mr. Samuel Morse and I know what kind of businessman he is, and that I have already photocopied both sides of all the checks drawn on the rollover account, so I know where the money's gone.
Fiction book (1999) -
You can transfer your funds to a new retirement account through a rollover without incurring taxes.
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Many financial advisors recommend a rollover to consolidate your retirement savings in one account.
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To avoid penalties, it is important to complete your rollover from your old 401(k) to your new IRA promptly.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rollover comes from the simple parts roll and over, which give the idea 'to move forward' like rolling a ball into a new place. So a pension rollover is moving your retirement money into a new account without stopping or paying a tax penalty.