I have a pension from a previous employer that I separated from 6 years ago. In addition the pension was only for the first 2 years during employment since they stopped the program. It’s been just sitting there and I would like to move it to an IRA. I reached out to Fidelity many times and no one has responded. All I was able to get is someone to tell me how to initiate the transaction. I’m looking to see how I can do this so I do not get taxed, fees, penalties imposed. I believe I should move this to a traditional IRA since pension and traditional are pre-taxed. When I initiate the transaction person told me I will get a check in the mail. So do I open an IRA somewhere and then just deposit in there? Is that all it takes. I also thought I read that there is someway I can slowly move from traditional IRA to Roth?
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