Robert is having trouble with his 401(k). A big company bought his company four years ago. He's no longer allowed to contribute to his 401(k) although he still works there full-time, and the company won't let him change his asset allocation within the 401(k) nor will it let him rollover the account to an IRA.
Try these Web sites for assistance:
Profit-Sharing/401(k) Council of America might be able to help: www.psca.org You might also get help from their other Web site: www.401k.org.
June 8, 2008.
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