DeluxeXL t1_jef2w5t wrote
Depends on the source of the transfer. If it was not a tax-advantaged account, you can just contribute normally to IRA from any non-tax advantaged account. For example, moving money from taxable brokerage to IRA is still a normal contribution. It doesn't have to come from a bank account.
Slightofhandartiste OP t1_jef3l59 wrote
The source of the transfer to my brokerage account was just my bank account. So now the money is sitting in my brokerage account uninvested. The brokerage account is with Vanguard and so is my IRA
DeluxeXL t1_jef3ns3 wrote
That's fine. Just contribute money from taxable brokerage account to IRA. You may have to wait for the deposit to settle in the taxable brokerage account first.
Alternatively, contribute from your bank account and then withdraw from the taxable brokerage account.
t-poke t1_jef3uy5 wrote
Just transfer the money from the brokerage account to the IRA. Nothing wrong with this, people do it all the time.
Slightofhandartiste OP t1_jef77xu wrote
I’m trying to do that but vanguard only has my bank account as an option to transfer to and from my brokerage account and my IRA
t-poke t1_jef7ni1 wrote
Well, then you have two options here.
One, you can call Vanguard and probably have this resolved in 5 minutes
Two, you can transfer it from your brokerage, back to your checking account, then from your checking account to your IRA.
I'd go with option 1.
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