<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>				<article id="1142992734"><artname>IRA Rollovers</artname><p>A <glossary def="The moving of funds from one investment to another, usually of the same type." primary="Rollover">rollover</glossary> is the withdrawal of funds from an <glossary def="A retirement plan created by the US government to encourage people to save for their own retirement. Benefits include tax-deferred growth and, depending on the type of IRA, tax deductibility or tax-free withdrawal. There are several qualifications and limitations as to who may contribute and when withdrawals may be made." primary="Individual Retirement Account (IRA)">IRA</glossary> and the transfer of those funds into another IRA. The following requirements must be met so that the IRA may keep its <nodef>tax deferral</nodef>:</p><ulist>   <item>The account may be rolled over only once per year.</item>   <item>The funds must be placed into the new IRA within 60 days.</item>   <item>If the amount transferred into the second IRA is less than the amount withdrawn from the first IRA, <glossary def="A fine for violating the conditions of a contract. For example, to withdraw money from an individual retirement account before the age allowed could result in a penalty of a percentage (set by law) of the withdrawn amount." primary="Penalty">penalty</glossary> <nodef>taxes will</nodef> be applied.</item></ulist></article>	