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lalabell68

Junior Member
What is the name of your state? Texas

I was terminated from my job on 11/7/07. We had a profit-sharing plan in which the employer (only) contributed money yearly based on our salary (a percentage). I'm 100% vested. My question is, how long does my former employer have to provide me with the information so I can roll this over into an IRA? I've e-mailed him and very nicely asked him just to give me some kind of idea when I might expect this, but he will not give me an answer. It's probably about $16-18,000 at this point, depending on any gains/losses for this past year.
 



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