roll-over

Funds migration option

Roll-over describes something that extends or transfers to a subsequent period.

A roll-over data plan carries unused minutes to the next month.

Roll-over funds move from one investment account to another without penalty.

The hyphenated form typically functions as an adjective; the noun and verb forms are usually written as two words or one: rollover, roll over.

data

minutes

Sixty-second intervals

allowance · mobile plan · data plan · expiration · accumulation · cellular · wireless · subscription · monthly · prepaid

loan

refinancing

Replacing a loan

restructuring · balloon payment · grace period · loan modification · debt consolidation · interest rate · payment plan · amortization · capitalization · installment

renewal

extend

Make longer or larger

defer · postpone · reschedule · maintain · perpetuate · sustain · automatic renewal · subscription · membership · contract renewal

retirement

IRA

Tax-advantaged retirement fund

contribution · distribution · vesting · beneficiary · nest egg · annuity · custodian · trustee · traditional IRA · withholding

vehicle

accident

Unintended harmful event

  • crashSudden violent impact
  • SUVRugged passenger vehicle
  • stabilityResistance to displacement

ejection · seatbelt · traction · top-heavy · overcorrection · tire blowout · fatality · prevention · airbag · collision

Opposites
financial action

roll-overwithdrawal

Act of taking away

cash out · liquidation · redemption · termination · close out

physical position/movement

roll-overstay put

Remain in place

hold position · lie still · freeze · lie flat · stand firm

behavioral compliance

roll-overstand firm

Refuse to retreat

resist · fight back · hold ground · push back · defy

Family

rollover

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G