Rollover IRA
Take control of your retirement strategy
When you leave assets sitting in an old retirement account, you have several options: leave the funds there, cash out, or roll them over. If you choose to roll them over into an IRA, it may help you take a disciplined approach to your investing and give you the ability to make sure your investment portfolio align with your financial goals.
Find out if a Scottrade Rollover IRA is the right fit for your savings.
Rollover IRA Account Features |
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Eligibility |
Individuals who have an old 401(k) or outside IRA No income limits to who can roll over an old 401(k) |
How a Rollover Works |
If you have a Traditional 401(k) plan, you roll over to a Traditional IRA If you have a Roth 401(k), you roll over to a Roth IRA For step-by-step instructions on how to transfer your account to Scottrade Learn What is a Rollover IRA in the Knowledge Center |
Full and Partial Rollovers |
You may roll over all or part of your assets you have in your outside retirement account |
Investment Options |
You have access to a wide variety of investments including stocks, bonds, mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) |
Support & Education |
Rollover assistance from your local Scottrade team Free investment education and access to our interactive retirement calculators |
Rollover IRA Tax Advantages |
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Initial Rollover |
The initial rollover is tax-free (and we’ll even pay your transfer-out fees*) |
Contributions |
After the rollover, you may continue to make tax-deferred or tax-free contributions (depending on whether you chose a Traditional or Roth rollover) |
Earnings |
Earnings grow tax-deferred or tax-free (depending on whether you chose a Traditional or Roth rollover) |
Withdrawals |
Refer to either the Traditional IRA chart or the Roth IRA chart for withdrawal ages and penalties |
Transparent Pricing |
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Account Opening Fee |
$0 |
Account Maintenance Fee |
$0 |
Inactivity Fee |
$0 |
Online Trading Commission |
Starting at $7 per trade |
| Fees & Commissions | |
If you have any additional questions about rolling over your 401(k) or other retirement account, contact your local Scottrade team.
Before making any rollover decisions, investors should research and consider all available retirement options carefully. Your decision should reflect consideration of various factors, including the benefits and penalties involved. Some of these factors include, but are not limited to, investment or account related fees and expenses, differing levels of service available, withdrawal penalties, creditors and legal protections, required minimum distributions, and factors related to owning employer stock. The importance of these factors will vary depending on your individual needs and circumstances. Tax consequences may vary depending on state law and your individual situation. Scottrade does not provide tax advice. Please consult your tax or legal advisor for questions concerning your personal tax or financial situation.