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To: temco2 who wrote (34304)11/23/2024 3:35:27 PM
From: Paul Senior1 Recommendation

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temco2

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Chiming in: 1) I'll guess there is a wire transfer available. 2) Double-check about using a check though. if the money is withdrawn and goes to you and then to T Rowe, isn't that different to the government than just a broker-to-broker transfer? Which means using the check in this way makes the "transfer" taxable? I don't know.



To: temco2 who wrote (34304)11/24/2024 8:33:15 AM
From: research12341 Recommendation

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Graustus

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I would expect that you should be able to log into your new TRowe account and initiate a transfer from your Merrill account electronically. These firms do this kind of thing all the time and do not want to cut paper checks.


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