Did you leave a 401(k) behind?

When people change jobs, the retirement account usually stays put. Across the 2,614 large employers listed here, Department of Labor filings for plan year 2024 count 12,266,256 former employees who still have a balance in a plan they no longer contribute to.

Find your former employer below. Each page shows what the public filings say about that plan — who keeps the records, how many people are in the same position, and what your four options actually are. Nothing to sign up for.

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The company that holds your account records is who you actually call to move the money.

• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Vanguard — 213 plans, 989,805 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Empower — 171 plans, 658,871 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Alight Solutions — 45 plans, 646,112 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Merrill Lynch — 77 plans, 604,443 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at T. Rowe Price — 102 plans, 370,358 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Charles Schwab — 110 plans, 318,664 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Voya — 25 plans, 255,180 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Fidelity Investments — 30 plans, 252,839 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Transamerica — 83 plans, 235,580 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at John Hancock — 42 plans, 99,342 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Milliman — 16 plans, 60,280 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at ADP — 28 plans, 49,421 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at TIAA — 7 plans, 48,657 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Principal — 7 plans, 43,636 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Newport — 16 plans, 29,260 former employees
• Rolling over a 401(k) held at Ascensus — 7 plans, 29,250 former employees

By state

• Texas — 1,153,739
• California — 1,101,948
• New York — 1,005,550
• New Jersey — 705,699
• Illinois — 684,962
• Pennsylvania — 591,868
• Washington — 588,372
• Minnesota — 534,814
• Virginia — 497,405
• Ohio — 495,545
• Florida — 469,884
• Georgia — 435,483
• Tennessee — 431,143
• North Carolina — 384,914
• Massachusetts — 329,374
• Arkansas — 324,728
• Connecticut — 284,137
• Michigan — 283,591
• Wisconsin — 205,330
• Missouri — 193,043
• Maryland — 190,899
• Arizona — 156,628
• Rhode Island — 120,800
• Colorado — 116,249
• Kentucky — 109,554
• Indiana — 108,811
• Utah — 83,592
• Iowa — 68,141
• Oregon — 64,767
• District of Columbia — 63,768
• Nebraska — 52,285
• Louisiana — 50,183
• South Carolina — 43,006
• Delaware — 42,289
• Alabama — 38,626
• Nevada — 37,856
• Oklahoma — 36,522
• Maine — 30,601
• Kansas — 27,000
• Idaho — 21,837
• Alaska — 20,643
• North Dakota — 13,728
• Hawaii — 10,744
• New Mexico — 7,949
• West Virginia — 7,101
• New Hampshire — 6,717
• Mississippi — 6,650
• Montana — 4,263