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Savings » IRAs (Individual Retirement Accounts)



Today's IRAs offer higher contribution limits and the amount you can contribute will continue to increase. There is also a catch-up provision for members age 50 and over. Here’s a brief summary of the accounts available to you:

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Traditional IRA

You can deduct your maximum contribution on your tax return and defer paying taxes until you retire. Withdrawals are permitted from age 59 1/2 up to age 70 1/2, and are taxed as ordinary income. A Traditional Share Certificate IRA has a minimum deposit requirement of $250, with terms ranging from 3 months to 5 years. A regular IRA Share and Money Market Account are also available.

You may be eligible for the full tax-deductible contribution depending on your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) and if you are not a participant in an employer-sponsored retirement plan, are a single taxpayer or married filing jointly, are a working or non-working spouse, or you are under age 70 1/2 with earned income.


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Roth IRA

Your maximum contribution is not tax-deductible, but all future withdrawals are tax-free and penalty-free if the account has been open for 5 years and you are 59 1/2 or older, or if you are buying your first house (up to $10,000) or paying for a higher education. Roth Share Certificate IRAs have the same deposit requirements and terms as our Traditional IRAs (see above).

If you exceed the AGI limits, you may not be eligible or the amount you can contribute will be reduced. You can also convert all or part of a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA if your combined income is $100,000 or less in the year of the conversion. The amount you convert is taxed as ordinary income. There are no conversion or penalty fees.


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Conduit IRA

This IRA keeps your distribution in a new, separate IRA. You might consider this option if you need (or want) to wait before rolling the money into a new employer’s program, or for some other reason.


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IRA Money Market Account

Same as Traditional and Roth IRAs except dividend rates are based on the same tiers as our regular Money Market Account.


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nearest you to get started.


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Please seek the advice tax professional to determine how the information on this page applies to your own circumstances.
   


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