If you have contributed to your former employer’s 401(k) Plan, you understand the importance of saving and the benefits of this type of investment. Now that you’ve left your former employer and can no longer make tax-deferred contributions, you have an opportunity to address what you’d like to do with this retirement account, as well as review your entire retirement strategy. While continuing to save is generally the best strategy, there are several options to consider regarding how and for how long you save.
Fourteen-year-old Daryn Harkey was to be number 232 on the list of medical elite. But no one knew that. As a child, Daryn simply shared the dreams of all young boys: he loved playing baseball and football and enjoyed spending time with cousins and friends. His only limits were the bounds of his gifted imagination.

