A. Yes.
The Secure Act now permits taxpayers to make contributions to traditional IRAs at any age.
Although there was considerable confusion on this issue at one time, it now seems clear that rollovers may be made to traditional IRAs as long as the minimum distribution requirements are met. Rollovers, as well as contributions, may be made to Roth IRAs by individuals at any age. It appears that the same rationale also permits rollovers to qualified plans and Section 403(b) tax-sheltered annuities after age 72 if minimum distribution requirements are met.