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401Ks to IRAs

I was 71 7/6/09. Reitred with a 401K which contains both post and pre tax funds.Can I convert/rollover to; for post-tax funds a Roth IRA and for pre-tax funds a Traditional IRA and/or a Roth IRA? would there be any benefit in waiting until 2010?

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Daddy Paul Answered:

You can roll them over. No you do not have to wait to 2010.

http://hubpages.com/hub/Roll-your-401K-over-to-an-IRA

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