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I was once an employee of title insurance and trust company. does anyone know what happen to the pension funds |
As a previous employee of Title Insuance and Trust Company I was fully vesting in there Employee Pension Fund. I am attempted to find out what happened to those funds. If the company is still in existence you should be able to call them and request a transfer to a new account (you will need to set a new account up). Or you get a full distribution, but I don't recommend that, the Federal Withholding Taxes will eat up your money! Also, if you have a statement from the bank or company that manages the Pension Plan, you may be able to skip contacting your previous employer and just send a transfer request to them. When you open a new IRA (at the place of your choice, their are many on line places) they should have a form that can be sent to have your old Pension rolled over. Let me know if you have any additional questions. |
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