At the end of last year my employer and job changed. My previous employer used Fidelity while my new employer uses Prudential for the 401k they provide. I've been waiting for a letter from my previous employer to tell me I need to take my funds out of Fidelity but that hasn't come. I'm currently contributing to my Prudential 401k with my new employer.
I compared year-to-date for this year and 2018, and the fees in 2018 were around $80 something, while this year they are $100 something. The personal rate of return for year to date is 14% in the Fidelity account. I have a bit over $300,000 in the Fidelity account.
Will I have to eventually leave Fidelity because I am no longer employed with my previous employer? How is Prudential compared to Fidelity - would it be better to rollover my money to Prudential or should I leave it in Fidelity?
Thank you in advance for any advice you can give!
Submitted April 25, 2019 at 08:22AM by echocrewchief http://bit.ly/2DyrxTE
