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Too bad your new employer doesn't offer a Roth 401(k)...then you'd REALLY be tax-free when you retire, except for the employer match. BUT..I'd rather be taxed on only about 1/3 of what I withdraw than on all of it..

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Going the Roth IRA route
As an update, I've decided to go the Roth IRA route. After talking to someone at Fidelity (1-800-FIDELITY), I found the way this is done is to rollover the old 401(k) into a "rollover IRA" - accounts setup for this very purpose. I then convert this into Roth IRA(s) - at which point the funds are counted as income and taxed.
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