Conventional wisdom dictates that, when leaving a job, you should generally roll over the balance of your employer-sponsored qualified retirement plan account into an IRA. Doing so gives you control over those funds and allows you to continue benefiting from tax-deferred earnings until you begin taking withdrawals. However, in some cases, conventional wisdom is worth challenging.
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