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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Washington State Banker