10/08/2026
If you've ever changed jobs, closed a retirement plan, or consolidated accounts, you know how confusing rollovers can be.
Different plans. Different rules. Different paperwork. Easy to make a mistake that triggers taxes or penalties you weren't expecting.
The IRS just simplified it.
New guidance under SECURE 2.0 standardizes the rollover process and provides sample forms for direct rollovers to and from retirement plans. That means less ambiguity, fewer errors, and a cleaner paper trail.
This matters if you are:
- Changing jobs and moving a 401(k)
- Consolidating old retirement accounts
- A business owner shutting down or changing a plan
- Planning a rollover as part of a broader retirement strategy
If you have retirement accounts sitting in old plans or you're planning a rollover, let's make sure it's done right.