A major job change — promotion, new employer, or departure — creates a cascade of financial and estate planning decisions that most people handle reactively.
Retirement account rollovers, equity compensation transitions, beneficiary updates, and insurance gaps all emerge from job changes. At the $2M–$30M level, the size of these decisions warrants deliberate planning.
What changes at the $2M–$30M level
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Ordered by urgency. Items marked "Immediate" should be addressed within 60–90 days.
COBRA covers health insurance but not disability or life. Individual disability insurance has a 30–90 day underwriting window — start immediately.
Do this in My Wealth Maps →A 60-day rollover window applies for indirect rollovers. Direct rollovers have no deadline but should be completed promptly.
Do this in My Wealth Maps →Vesting acceleration, clawback provisions, and post-termination exercise windows vary by company and agreement. Know your terms.
Find a financial advisor →A rolled-over IRA is a new account — beneficiary designations do not transfer automatically.
Do this in My Wealth Maps →A major income change affects your retirement timeline, Social Security benefits, and savings rate projections.
Do this in My Wealth Maps →How prepared are you for major job change?
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