Why Ignoring Your Old 401(k) Could Be a Big Mistake
When you leave your job, your 401(k) doesn't just disappear. You're left with several choices that will shape your retirement savings. Let's explore your potential options.
Learn MoreRollover & Get $100Promo Code*: ROLL24
What is a Zombie 401k?
A zombie 401(k) is an old retirement account from a previous employer that's been left sitting and forgotten. Why let it rot with unnecessary fees, no contribution options, no matching, and no control over your investments? Roll over your zombie 401(k) into an account that works for you.
Why Rollover to iTrustCapital?
Revive Your Funds
Experience the freedom to diversify like never before. Choose from 30+ cryptocurrencies and precious metals.
No Blood Sucking Taxes
Benefit from buying and selling cryptocurrencies in a tax-advantaged** IRA.
Mummy-Wrapped Security
Protection of your assets is our top priority. With iTrustCapital, you get access to institutional-level security, ensuring your funds are kept safe from ghoulish market forces.
No Tricks, Just Low Fees
Benefit from one of the industry's lowest fee structures, so your money works harder for you. Our transparent pricing structure ensures that there are no hidden surprises.
Rollover your Zombie 401(k)
Get $100 Funding Bonus
Unlock a $100 Funding Bonus when you kickstart a rollover in October and complete your IRA funding by December 20th!
Use Promo Code: ROLL24
Sign Up/Login to Start Your Rollover Terms & Conditions
*Promo code must be entered at rollover initiation to be eligible. Promo code cannot be entered retroactively by iTrust. Rollover must be initiated by October 31, 2024 and funding completed by December 20, 2024 to be eligible. Offer valid for one-time use only. Offer cannot be combined with any other promotion. Funding bonus subject to contribution rules and limits.
**Some taxes may apply.
401k Rollover Guide
Looking for more information about how the 401(k) rollover process works at iTrustCapital? Here you'll find step-by-step instructions on rolling over your 401(k) into an IRA.
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