http://blog.cordantwealth.com/what-to-do-with-your-intel-pension-when-you-retire?utm_content=38379458&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook
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jkb here again. Sorry that I didn't say this before to the OP. Yes, it is useful. :) It just might not be 100% correct/up-to-date. I'd advise calling Fidelity with any questions you may have after reading the info. They too are in Portland (Bridgeport) and you can meet FtF with someone without a charge at any time. Cordant will get paid for the service they provide and you will be the one paying their fees unlike Fidelity which doesn't charge you for advise.
Just so you're aware.... this company is not in any way affiliated with Intel. I believe they are ex-employees that are using the Intel name. I think this is the company I reported to HR a few years back. Just so you're aware, if you contact a company that makes claims that they work with Intel, and they don't, their info won't always be up-to-date when changes are made at Intel. I suggest sticking with companies Intel is partnering with (Fidelity, Ayco, etc.)
Or do what you want. lol Just advising people that Cordant has nothing to do with Intel as they claim.