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Inheriting a 401(k)
Video Description: New congress changes means inheriting a 401(k) is easier if you are a named beneficiary. Related Article Subjects: Know All About Inheriting 401(K) Account, 401(k), beneficiary, inheriting, kipplinger, retirementKnow All About Inheriting 401(K) Account
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