You don't need any links, it is an easy process. I just did it from my last job, to my new one. All you have to do is get in touch with the financial officer in charge of your present account. Tell them you want to roll it over to your new job's account, and give them the routing number, and account information. It is that simple.

Good luck.

Stevo.

You can roll-over your old 401K account to an IRA investment account with a bank or a stock broker and others; anything but real estate. You might try www.irs.gov and look up IRA's but I had the personal eperience of doing just that, i.e., when I left a company, I rolled my 401K into a tax deferred IRA account with a stock brocker.

I do not think you can roll it into your new employers 401K program.

Typically you have following options:

1. If your new employers allows, you can roll over old employer 401k to new employer 401k. OR
2. Rollover your old employer 401k to Rollover IRA which is similar to Traditional IRA.

I personally prefer #2 as it gives choice of broker and investment.