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| Subject: Surprise SEP-IRA! What can a fool do? | Date: 12/11/2000 5:57 PM | |
| Author: 17ryan | Number: 26540 of 72278 | |
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What can a Fool do? I got a call from my old job (part-time college 3-6 years ago) saying that they were audited and should have contributed to a SEP-IRA for me for those years). Surprise! They opened a SEP-IRA account for me at Fidelity with @$1900. That's great! But what can a fool do with it?? I can't trade stocks with it. It is a mutual fund account, but from what I can tell, most/all of the funds have a minimum $2500 initial investment or more! Can I add to this account even though it's from a past employer and I now have a 401 with my current employer? Can I rollover this account to something else and should I? THANK YOU for any direction you can provide! |
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