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401(k) Rollovers in Olathe, KS

If you have changed jobs since moving to Olathe, there is a good chance you still have a 401(k) sitting with a former employer. Lucy can help you understand what to do with it.

Whitehead Financial helps Olathe residents understand their options for an old 401(k) after a job change or retirement. Lucy Whitehead, an independent broker based in Basehor, serves clients in Olathe and does not charge for her services.

Olathe has grown from 141,290 residents in 2020 to an estimated 150,025 in 2025 (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts), and growth like that usually means people moving in for new jobs and changing employers along the way. With 53,072 households in the city (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts), many families have one or both adults carrying old retirement accounts from past jobs. Those accounts are easy to forget about, but they deserve a plan.

The IRS rules on rollovers are worth understanding before you move any money. The IRS says that if a retirement plan distribution is paid to you, it is subject to mandatory withholding of 20%, even if you plan to roll it over later. If you instead ask your plan administrator to pay it directly to another retirement plan or IRA, no taxes are withheld from the transfer amount (IRS). If you do receive a distribution, you have 60 days to roll it over (IRS).

When you talk with Lucy about a rollover, she helps you list out your old accounts, understand the general choices available, and think about how the money fits into your long-term plans. She does not give tax advice, so she will point you to a tax professional for questions specific to your return. Her help comes with no charge for her services and no management fees, so you can ask questions without worrying about the meter running.

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I have several old 401(k)s. Can Lucy help me sort them out?

Yes. Lucy can help you see what you have and explain the general options for each account.

How long do I have to complete a rollover?

According to the IRS, you have 60 days from the date you receive a distribution to roll it over. A direct rollover from plan to plan or IRA avoids that clock and the 20% withholding.

Will Lucy tell me how a rollover affects my taxes?

Lucy does not give tax advice. She explains how rollovers generally work and suggests you confirm tax questions with a tax professional.

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