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SmrBrd2012
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roth IRA question
This is kind of a dumb question but...
What would happen to my roth IRA if I were to switch banks? Do you generally just keep it in the old bank or is it easy to roll over to a new bank? I'm just curious because I love my current bank but I may move away from the area where this particular branch is located in the near future.
Thanks!
Re: roth IRA question
"You know you're in love when you don't want to fall asleep because reality is finally better than your dreams." - Dr. SeussClarifying question based on what you wrote:
Are you in love with your bank (the overall company) or your branch (specific building at a specific address)?
If it's the first, you can go to any location of the bank/company and they can access your accounts. Therefore, you wouldn't have to move your IRA since it would already be accessible by any branch location anywhere that the bank/company has an office.
If you're talking about the overall bank/company, then you can do whatever you want. It might be easier to leave where it is if you will be fairly close, but if you're moving out of state, where your bank/company does not exist or more than 1 hour away from any of your bank's branch locations, I might move it.