IRAtv: 65-Day Rule for IRA Trust Beneficiaries and Trustees

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

By Jeffery Levine, IRA Technical Expert  

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The 60-day IRA rollover rule is well documented, but there’s another special rule (the 65-day rule) for IRA trust beneficiaries and trustees. Ed Slott IRA Technical Expert Jeffrey Levine takes you through the nuts and bolts of the rule in the IRAtv video below.

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