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According to the IRS, you can have as many IRAs as you like. However, it's important to remember that each IRA has its own tax implications and rules.
If you have more than one IRA, they're treated differently by the IRS and you'll need to consider how they might impact your taxes. Here are some things to keep in mind:
1) You'll have more options when it comes to investing in your IRAs. For example, if you have multiple IRAs, you can invest in different types of investments within each account (stocks vs. bonds vs. mutual funds). This will allow you to diversify your risk by spreading out your investments among different types of assets and companies. You'll also be able to use funds from one account for another because they will be considered separate accounts under the law (they won't be combined into one).
2) If one of your IRAs fails due to an investment loss or other reason (like a death), then all of them will be affected by those losses and any penalties that may be assessed against them on top of that loss; however if all three fail at once then only two will be affected by those losses..
If you have more than one IRA, they're treated differently by the IRS and you'll need to consider how they might impact your taxes. Here are some things to keep in mind:
1) You'll have more options when it comes to investing in your IRAs. For example, if you have multiple IRAs, you can invest in different types of investments within each account (stocks vs. bonds vs. mutual funds). This will allow you to diversify your risk by spreading out your investments among different types of assets and companies. You'll also be able to use funds from one account for another because they will be considered separate accounts under the law (they won't be combined into one).
2) If one of your IRAs fails due to an investment loss or other reason (like a death), then all of them will be affected by those losses and any penalties that may be assessed against them on top of that loss; however if all three fail at once then only two will be affected by those losses..
