Posted on Sep 18, 2020
Can you transfer your military retirement balance to a 457?
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I did 4 years active duty Marines and am now a correctional officer in the state of California. I have a 457 through my job now and am curious if I can do anything with the retirement I accumulated in my 4 years of service. Whether roll it over to my 457 or to my state retirement plan I have now.
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Your question is slightly confusing, so I’ll take this tact.
If you work for a federal agency, or certain states agencies, they allow you buy into their respective retirement system based on your years of active duty. You are not “converting” your military retirement. You are using your active duties years to exercise a “buy in” option on the civilian side.
If you work for a federal agency, or certain states agencies, they allow you buy into their respective retirement system based on your years of active duty. You are not “converting” your military retirement. You are using your active duties years to exercise a “buy in” option on the civilian side.
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Dear Nathan, I pray that you are successful at finding out the answer to your question. Cpl Nathan Siefken
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