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So, I have finally started on rolling over to prepare for the back door Roth.
I was starting with my little SEP which is in Vanguard (total stock market fund), and contacted my 401k provider.
One thing that I learned is that it is not a wire transfer. A check will be issued - whenever, which will then proceed by snail mail to John Hancock, to be deposited, whenever, in the proportion of funds I already have selected.
My concern is that I won't have any control over the price that the fund is liquidated, and won't have any control over the price at which the new purchase is made.
I was considering transferring my Vanguard SEP into a money market (within the SEP) and giving instructions that upon arrival, to deposit it into the income fund, until I am ready to move it.
BTW, I have never had any skill for timing the market, but tend to buy a little on drops.
Thoughts?
I was starting with my little SEP which is in Vanguard (total stock market fund), and contacted my 401k provider.
One thing that I learned is that it is not a wire transfer. A check will be issued - whenever, which will then proceed by snail mail to John Hancock, to be deposited, whenever, in the proportion of funds I already have selected.
My concern is that I won't have any control over the price that the fund is liquidated, and won't have any control over the price at which the new purchase is made.
I was considering transferring my Vanguard SEP into a money market (within the SEP) and giving instructions that upon arrival, to deposit it into the income fund, until I am ready to move it.
BTW, I have never had any skill for timing the market, but tend to buy a little on drops.
Thoughts?