20+ years ago I works for a company in Atlanta. They have sold out and I have moved a bunch. Wanted to find what the 401 was worth and who is holding it. Do I
dig through old files or is there an easier way?
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Posts: 358 (07/14/08 10:59:27) |
I think you will find the information you need to locate an old 401k here:
http://www.401khelpcenter.com/faq/faq_39.html |
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Posts: 2 (07/15/08 08:46:02) |
Contact the new company's HR department.
You can also try http://www.freeerisa.com/ look for their 5500 filing. |
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Posts: 2 (07/21/08 06:42:38) |
Thanks, already tried to find the new employer but they sold off parts of the business to multiple companies. I think the plans where given to a holding firm.
Not sure how to find any of the employees either after such a long time. So far freeerisa has not turned up anything. |
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