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1. What is a
self-directed IRA? How is it different from other IRAs?
2. Can I rollover my retirement distribution to the bank trust department?
| 1. What is a
self-directed IRA? How is it different from other IRAs? |
The investments of all Individual
Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are directed by the IRA holder. However,
most IRA accounts offer specific options, such as CD’s
or mutual funds, while the bank trust department self-directed
IRA allows the client to select assets from different sources
and different investment classes. The self-directed
IRA with the trust department can hold securities, real
estate, notes and mortgages, partnerships and closely held
stocks, subject to regulatory guidelines, in a single account.
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| 2. Can I rollover my retirement distribution to the bank trust department? |
The self-directed IRA with the trust department can accept rollover contributions as well as transfers from other IRAs. The trust department can accept either cash or assets as a rollover contribution or IRA transfer.
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NOT
A
DEPOSIT |
NOT
FDIC INSURED |
MAY
LOSE VALUE |
NOT
BANK GUARANTEED |
| NOT
INSURED BY ANY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY |