Quote from Boomer:
i was reading an interview in the new active trader about a trader who trades through his 2 roth accounts. he says that this is one of his key success factors, and wonders why so many traders neglect this principle. i would love to hear what others traders have to say about it. i am an inquiring mind also.
Quote from Andre:
Kind of curious if anyone knows about splitting an IRA's funds into two accounts. My IRA is currently held by Edward Jones. They're buy and hold types. And expensive. I've got about about half in Mutuals and half in stocks. IB doesn't trade the mutual fund family I hold, but I'm happy with them.
I was told, it's simple, just transfer the stocks and cash into an IB IRA account. But I guess I'm skeptical. Can you have your IRA funds in two different accounts? Has anyone done this?
André
Quote from uptik2000:
Yes, you can split the assets in an IRA. What you need to do is open another IRA somewhere, have the Edward Jones cut you a check from your existing IRA and then be sure to deposit it in the new IRA...I think it must be done within 30 days. I forget exactly how many days you have.