If you are the beneficiary from your father you can't roll it over into your own IRA.
You can only do that if it comes from a spouse. I think that once you take it out of where it is, it immediately becomes taxable income to you, at your tax rate. You may be able to spread out the withdrawals over (I think) five years, which might reduce the taxes, but that still leaves the money in that bank. This is a complicated question, and it has been a while since I've looked at the rules. Be careful not to "cut off your nose to spite your face" just because you dislike that bank. You should probably talk to an accountant, or at least an IRA specialist.
Great website for all IRA questions is
Ed Slott's IRA Forum
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lots of helpful people there.
Lindy