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What is the 5-Year Rule related to Roth IRAs?
Roth IRAs adhere to the 5-Year Rule, which starts the initial tax year of contributing to the account. Although contributions
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How much can I contribute per year?
limits for eligible IRA contributions: Contribution Year Contribution Limit: Under age 50 Contribution Limit:
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What is an RMD (Required Minimum Distribution)?
retirement plan owner must withdraw annually starting with the year that the account holder reaches 72. This applies to Traditional
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How do I request my annual RMD from my IRA?
retirement plan owner must withdraw annually starting with the year that the account holder reaches 72. This applies to Traditional
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What is the difference between a Traditional IRA and a Roth IRA?
dollars Grows tax-free Must hold a Roth account for 5 years before taking out gains or else it will not be tax-sheltered 
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Rollover FAQs
your current financial institution. Rollovers typically take 5-15 business days, but can sometimes take 3-4 weeks to complete
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How to use ACH for cash contribution (Walkthrough)
released can take as few as 1-2 business days but may take up to 4-5 business days. The process of funds being transferred from your
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