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  • How can I designate a beneficiary for my IRA?

    A beneficiary for an IRA held through GuideStone Trust Services is designated ini

  • How do I contribute to my IRA?

    If you would like to make a contribution to your IRA, you may log into your onlin

  • Will the dividends and capital gains from my IRA or retirement account be sent to me?

    All dividends and capital gains paid through your Individual Retirement Account (

  • Who is eligible to open a Roth IRA?

    You are eligible to open a Roth IRA if you receive U.S. earned taxable income and

  • Who is eligible to open a Traditional IRA?

    You are eligible to open a Traditional IRA and make deductible contributions if y

  • What is the deadline to open and contribute to an IRA?

    The deadline to make a 2024 contribution to a Roth or Traditional IRA is April 15

  • Is there a fee to invest in GuideStone IRAs?

    There is an annual custodial fee of $15 per calendar year. The fee is deducted fr

  • Can I roll my other accounts into a GuideStone IRA?

    If you meet the eligibility requirements to open an IRA with GuideStone Funds, yo

  • What is the difference between a Traditional IRA and a Roth IRA?

    Traditional IRAs allow tax-deductible contributions. However, some participants a

  • How much am I able to contribute to an IRA each year?

    The maximum allowable contribution to your IRAs (including Traditional and Roth I

  • Is there a minimum dollar amount I must contribute to open an IRA or investment account?

    To open an investment account or IRA, the initial investment must be a minimum of

  • Can I take a tax-free distribution for charitable giving?

    A Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) is an otherwise taxable distribution do

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