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Is anyone aware of institutions offering sustainability linked loans for social initiatives?
Context is I’m looking at running a pilot with MillionMakers.org and wondering if banks would view this form of broad base worker/community voice data as evidence of the effectiveness of our social programs. (Global company so institutions in USA/APAC/EU all relevant).
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Depends.
Rolling into an IRA allows for different investment options and you can consolidate accounts (assuming already have an IRA at another brokerage).
PWC’s allows you access to institutional funds that you wouldn’t otherwise have access to. If you like the options and that’s appealing - assuming fees are extremely low to nothing like KPMG’s - I’d keep it until you don’t.
Personally id roll it into a traditional IRA and wait for the market to drop a bit. Then roll into a Roth. Thats what I did earlier in the year and its worked out quite well so far.
Lots of discussion about this in the personal investments bowl
If you roll it to a Roth, you're going to be paying taxes. Roll it to a traditional IRA
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Depends on whether your PwC 401k is Roth or
Traditional and its balance. If it’s traditional, you can roll to Roth or Traditional IRA. Which is best depends on the 401k balance and your ability to cover the tax hit. If it’s a Roth 401k, you can only move to a Roth IRA I believe
I have a 401(k) I left with my old firm (large regional). The investment selections are great and the balance isn't that high. It's consistently beat out the return of my current 401(k) and my IRA, so I just leave it put.
FYI at PwC you will get a service fee in October 1 if you are no longer with the firm anymore
Depends. If roll into traditional 401k, no taxes now, but investment options are relatively limited. If roll into Roth IRA, you pay taxes now but has more investment options available. If you don’t care about investment options, you can probably do traditional 401k to avoid the tax for now.