That you want to be sure that you're using post-tax funds and the transfer is handled between your 401K and your Roth without you ever touching the money.
The earnings when distributed from your post-tax 401K are taxable. The earnings when distributed from a Roth are not. It's a good idea for everyone's tax situation - eventually.
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