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A 401(k) can be a bedrock part of your retirement and legacy planning in the US, but what do you do if you feel that yours is no longer the right vehicle for your long-term strategy or you find yourself struggling as you try to balance multiple small accounts from several jobs?

Of course, not everyone takes the same approach to their old 401k(s) once they move to a new workplace: many workers opt to leave their money in the plan while a minority will transfer it into a IRA.

However, the majority may be missing an opportunity; IRA consolidation is a way to avoid the drawbacks of remaining invested in an unsuitable 401k plan while also opening up many potential benefits.

It is a curious thing that for an industry in which success largely lives or dies on the strength of diversity, it has taken a long time for the finance sector to cotton on to the value inherent in investing in female-founded and female-run companies.