Welcome back to the Money Girl Podcast. I'm Laura Adams and I'm on a mission to help

you live rich and love the journey. This week I'll answer a great question about doing a reverse rollover that came in from a show listener.

But first, I'm really glad to announce that I recently completed a pretty big project,

which was redesigning my personal website

at Laura D Adams.com.

I'm still tweaking it here and there,

but I hope you'll check it out,

let me know what you think. I thought the tools

page turned out really well. That's something I'm continually updating as I find

the best recommendations for you and I'm still offering two free chapters from my book, Money Girl Smart Moves to Grow Rich.

So if you haven't gotten those yet, don't miss it.

And of course, there's a contact page on LauraD Adams.com where you can send me your comments and money questions.

That's exactly what Michael did, who sent me this question and I took the liberty of

shortening it just a little for the show.

He says,

when I left my company last year, I rolled over my old 401k

into a traditional IRA. This week I accepted a new job

with a great company that offers a 401k with matching funds.

Should I reverse rollover the funds from my IRA into my new 401k when I'm eligible to participate. Congratulations on your new job, Michael.

In this episode, I'll answer that great question by explaining what a reverse rollover is,

who should consider one, and the 10 main pros and cons to keep in mind

before pulling the trigger.

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