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#62621 - 02/20/03 04:17 PM Multiple IRA's
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Houston
Is there a limit on the number of IRA's an individual can own at a bank?
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#62622 - 02/20/03 07:52 PM Re: Multiple IRA's
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Joined: May 2001
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Spokane, WA
If you are wondering about types of deposit IRAs, then your customer could have Traditional, Roth, Coverdell, etc. but would need a custodial agreement for each. Our institution, for example, would get a seperate agreement for each type of IRA that had different sets of beneficiaries. eg Traditional with wife as beneficiary, and Traditional with his two kids as beneficiaries - each would need a separate agreement.

There should be no limit to the number of different IRA certificates of deposit that customer can have (taking into account IRA contibution limits or your institution's minimum $ requirements).
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#62623 - 02/20/03 11:01 PM Re: Multiple IRA's
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Anchorage Alaska
Many clients seperate funds being transfered from an employer as well so they can more easily move them back to an employer if they wish to rejoin or join a plan. There is no limit, as stated above.
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