Fees
Plan administration, fund expenses and advisory fees can change the answer. Compare the total cost, not the headline.

A review for a TSP or 401(k) rollover before anything moves, with the fees, options and tax questions on the table first.
TSP & 401(k) Rollover Review
Leaving a plan, changing jobs or retiring does not automatically mean rolling the money into an IRA. The review is built to make that decision explicit.
A TSP or 401(k) rollover can be a good move. It can also be a costly one if the fees are higher, the investment options are worse, or the money needs to be available sooner than the new account allows.
River Gem is not the custodian or the adviser in this review. The experience hands the decision to a regulated partner with the customer's documents in front of them.
The review
These are the factors a rollover review should cover. They are not a recommendation to roll over or to stay.
Plan administration, fund expenses and advisory fees can change the answer. Compare the total cost, not the headline.
A wider menu is not automatically better. The question is whether the options fit the plan and the risk the household can carry.
Federal and state protections differ between plan types and account types. That is a question for counsel, not a marketing page.
A direct rollover is not the same as a distribution. Taxes, penalties and withholding depend on the path and the account.
The age and rules depend on the account and the year. A rollover should account for the withdrawal schedule that follows.
Money needed in the next few years should not be exposed to a market decline it cannot wait out.
What we do
A regulated partner owns the advice and the custody. River Gem owns the clarity of the hand-off.
What we do not do
Retirement money is not a sales contest. The page should be as clear about the limits as the features.

Open an account
Most personal applications take about eight minutes. You will get a decision, a routing number for DFAS and a named banker not a waiting list.
River Gem Bank is a California state-chartered bank. Deposits are FDIC insured up to $250,000 per depositor, per ownership category.