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How can I transfer funds into my new account?
There are two ways to fund your new SDIRA without incurring penalties.
There are two ways to roll funding between your accounts. For a non-taxable and non-reportable option, you can elect to make a direct custodian-to-custodian transfer from your old account to your new one. You may also opt for a distribution-and-rollover transfer. These events are reportable, but are not taxable when the old funds are rolled into a new account within 60 days of distribution from the previous custodian.