On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 04:32:57 -0600, Dave Dodson <dave_and_darla[at]Juno.com> wrote:
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Only to your spouse (upon divorce or death). If a beneficiary is anyone
else, it needs to remain in the name of the deceased. It is taxed as
allowed periodic payments are made. If it is transferred to a different
name (other than spouse), it cannot be rolled over, but would become
immediately taxable. It is all explained on http://www.irs.gov/

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Yes. You can transfer your IRA to another person upon your death. Most
people seem to regard it negatively, but I will leave it to you to
figure out the consequences of your death. :-)

Dave

Dear friends,

I wonder if it is possible to transfer my IRA to another person? What
are the consequences? thank you very much.