Eric Gregory has been quoted in Forbes article, "How To Determine Whether To Take Or Leave Your 401(k) At A Former Job."
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Eric Gregory has been quoted in Forbes article, "How To Determine Whether To Take Or Leave Your 401(k) At A Former Job." Eric gives insight on fees for a 401(k). “Participants should consider investment fees, administrative fees (particularly if there is a higher fee charged to separated participants), whether they are happy with investment options, the potential convenience of aggregating assets, the better protection of 401(k)s versus IRAs under bankruptcy laws, the potential need for loans from a 401(k), and potential tax advantages if the participant is invested in employer stock,” says Eric Gregory. To read more, click here.
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