Rollover resources: Client-friendly IRS rollover chart

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Do you know consumers who are trusting their retirement savings to their former employer?

“Rollover” is one of those terms that gets used enough in the retirement world that most people of working age have heard it. Your clients probably have an idea how they work, and may have even completed one or two in their life.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has provided guidance on the types of accounts that allow clients to maintain the tax-deferred status of their retirement savings and those that could trigger a tax payment and potential penalty if they’re under 59 1/2 years old.

This client-friendly IRS rollover chart can be paired with our client rollover guide (link below), to help your clients understand their options.

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Consumer guide to understanding rollovers

This guide to rollovers is intended to walk through the considerations your clients may want to make before deciding if a rollover to a Midland National annuity might be a good fit for them. It also provides an overview of a simple, three-step process they may want to use to start moving their money today.

Rollover resources: Why an annuity may meet rollover needs

This client-friendly flyer can be paired with our client rollover guide, to help your clients understand how an annuity may meet their rollover needs.

 

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