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Life Insurance Glossary Terms  4 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y

Rollover


These are IRS-approved methods of transferring money, on a non-taxable basis, from an existing account (or accounts) into an annuity. Rollovers are non-taxable ("tax-free") transfers of qualified funds. For example, you might transfer one or more of your bank IRAs into an IRA-qualified annuity. You can take up to a maximum of 60 days to reinvest qualified funds appropriately, although this is not generally recommended. The IRS limits rollovers to no more than one per contract per year. As a rule, rollovers of qualified funds are most safely effected by "Trustee to Trustee transfers," in which the current plan makes the check payable directly to the new plan. See also Section 1035 (a) Exchange.

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