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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Roth 401(k) to Roth IRA roll over
Hi!
I have tens of thousand in my company's 401(k) Roth, and I plan to move to another company this year. I just recently knew that Roth IRA has much more benefits:
- Withdraw the principal anytime tax-free
- Withdraw the gain can after five years tax-free
- Possible to make a self-directed investment (e.g., use it to finance your REI)
with the following limitation:
- $6K contribution limit (workaround with backdoor IRA)
- 1/year limit to transfer between a different institution (possibly with a cost too)
Please let me know if any of what I learned is wrong.
My conclusion is it's best to have a Roth IRA account as soon as possible to pass the five years limit.
My questions are:
- Are the five years limit tied to the account? I plan to put it into robo-investment and after five years, move it into an institution that supports self-directed investment
- Any contribution limit on doing the rollover?
Thanks!