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Im 5.7yrs - currently working as Software engineer in Fidelity Investments . Working late after 7pm IST not suitable to me. Got an offer with Standard chartered bank with 18.5 inhand and Barclays with 20 inhand. Standard Chartered as Specialist - Product Engineer and Barclays as BA4 Both are mentioned as promotions. Which one would be better to go? based on benefits and promotion given to me? In Fidelity investments, we will be getting year end gifts.. will any company provide such benefits?
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At the moment it’s actually both

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Kindly share your thoughts about Lnt infotech Bangalore work culture, projects and how it is compared to IBM.
LTI is expanding the Cloud BU by hiring new people for .net Azure tech stack and paying better compared to other service based MNC.
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1) agree
2) you have until 4/15 to make 2021 Ira contributions, but no harm doing it before year end
3)good idea if you are already taking advantage of tax advantaged accounts
Oh I didn’t know that. Will read up, thanks again!
Are you able to find out if your new employer has 401k accounts that offer the option of purchasing individual stocks/ETFs/Mutual funds (called BrokerageLink at Fidelity)? If so, I would roll it over there. I personally like having more control over my retirement fund.
I don’t see that specific account as an option but see various options outside of the target date funds incl bond index funds, blended funds and stock index funds. Any guidance / resources for determining if those are better than the usual target date funds?