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<p>If you leave your travel nursing job or stop working as a freelancer, you can keep your Solo 401(k) account open as long as you have a balance. However, if you cease all self-employment activities, you may need to either roll over the funds into another retirement account or close the plan. It’s advisable to consult with a financial advisor about the best course of action based on your situation.</p>

If you leave your travel nursing job or stop working as a freelancer, you can keep your Solo 401(k) account open as long as you have a balance. However, if you cease all self-employment activities, you may need to either roll over the funds into another retirement account or close the plan. It’s advisable to consult with a financial advisor about the best course of action based on your situation.

 What happens if I leave my travel nursing job or stop working as a freelancer?

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What is a Solo 401(k) plan, and how does it work for travel nurses?

What are the key features of a Solo 401(k) plan?

How can travel nurses use a Solo 401(k) to save for retirement?

Are there any fees associated with a Solo 401(k) plan?

What are the tax implications of contributing to a Solo 401(k)?

How do I manage my Solo 401(k) investments while traveling?

Can I roll over funds from another retirement account into my Solo 401(k)?

How do I set up a Solo 401(k) plan as a travel nurse?

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