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Collecting 401K if non vested?
I worked for my last 2 companies for only 2 1/2- 3 years. I believe I was told would need to be there 5 years to be vested. I am now 60 years old and applied for SS disability. Would I be able to collect any 401K amounts from these past employers ?
Not sure if any benefits coming if not employed 5 years with either company. |
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You are always fully vested in money that you put into the 401(k). If your employer does matching funds, then you vest in those according to some schedule. If it's a 5-year vesting period, then generally it would be 20%/year, but I have seen other schedules. So, ig it was 20%/year, and you quite after 2 years, you would be entitled to 40% of the matching funds your employer had contributed.
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