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How to transfer an ira from one bank to another 
Choose between a traditional ira and roth ira. 
If you don't already have another ira with another institution, you'll have to open a new account before making a transfer. You'll need to factor in your overall financial plan when you choose a new ira.

Options:
(i) Another option is the personal ira which is a form of roth ira from which you can transfer assets. A personal ira costs about 20 to 35 dollars.
(ii) If you currently hold a roth ira, you'll need to open a roth ira with your new bank. You can't transfer or roll over a roth ira to a traditional ira.
(iii) If you already have a roth ira, go ahead and transfer the ira into a new one. If you just want to transfer the ira to another institution, the transfer will probably be permanent-whether the new account is for your own personal or financial reasons.
(iv) Just because a traditional ira has free variable funds doesn't mean you can transfer some out-of-pocket contributions. This is because you'll likely have to add that in to your account before moving on.
(ii)