Overview
The Secure Act affects two main topics: RMDs and death distributions. MBA’s 2025 IRA School will address these relevant changes. In addition, IRAs are one of the most complicated areas of bank personnel responsibility, and it is not possible to learn and understand everything. Continual education is necessary to ensure confidence. Working with IRAs is a process and must start with a strong foundation. This school can provide this foundation through a comprehensive curriculum.
A new feature for this year's school involves daily case studies where bankers will be divided into small groups for in-depth discussions to explore the topics covered.
Topics
Legislative Update: SECURE 2.0
- Delaying the Effective Date
- Requiring Beneficiaries to take Annual Distributions for the 10-year Option
- Naming Multiple Beneficiaries Consisting of an Eligible Designated Beneficiary (EDB), Designated Beneficiary (DB) and Nonperson Beneficiary (including beneficiaries who may not be identifiable)
- Providing Verification for Being an Eligible Designated Beneficiary
- Removing the Hypothetical RMD
Plan Agreement
Amendments
- Required versus Suggested
Beneficiaries
Contribution Rules
Transfers versus Rollovers
Rollovers: Direct versus Indirect
5498 Reporting Changes
Fiduciary Responsibility
Distributions: Pre-59 1/2 Exceptions
RMD’s: New Age 73 Rule
Beneficiaries Election
- Options/Taxation/Reporting
Trust Beneficiaries
Roth IRA with Distributions
Conversions
- Rules, Taxation and Reasons Why
Prohibited Transactions
Taxation
- Deductible versus Nondeductible
Excess Contributions
Recharacterizations
SEP-IRA
SIMPLE-IRA
Self-Directed IRAs
Reporting Rules
How to Correct
Health Savings Accounts
Who Should Attend
For new IRA and experienced staff, this program is the quickest, easiest and most comprehensive coverage of IRAs and HSAs. Days one to three of the school will cover new and current IRA material, and previous topics covered at the school will be expanded.
Materials for the School
Please bring these materials for the program; they will be part of the instruction.
- IRA vendor forms
- plan agreement
- contribution form
- distribution form
- transfer request
- direct rollover request
- rollover certification
- QCD age still 70.5
- waiver form
- beneficiary plan agreement
- beneficiary elections
- beneficiary contribution
- beneficiary distribution form
- RMD letter
- withholding reminder notice
About the Instructor
Matthew Dickinson has more than 20 years of experience in banking and retirement, and he has held many titles in his career. Dickinson has worked for companies such as Ascensus, Merril Lynch, Wells Fargo and Frandsen Bank and Trust. On a day-to-day basis, Dickinson helps financial institutions gain and maintain their knowledge base to manage their IRA portfolio. He works at a fast pace and can win clients and prospects over by how he operates, focusing on the consequences of not moving from the status quo. Dickinson wants to create a lifelong relationship with his customers and welcomes all questions and inquiries throughout the program.
Continuing Education
The MBA IRA School has been approved for 23.5 CISP, CRSP, CTFA credit. APPROVED NON-ABA CE search for training will appear as JM Consultants, LLC | 2025 IRA School.
For More Information
Contact the MBA Education Department at 573-636-8151 or email.