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Your savings insured to
at least $100,000 by the
National Credit Union Administration, a U.S. Government Agency.
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The Individual Retirement Account (IRA) provides an excellent
retirement savings program when you want the tax advantages associated with an IRA. For detailed information, click on the topics below.
Rollover
An easy way to manage your retirement assets by moving funds from one tax-deferred retirement plan into another.
Savings
Two flexible IRAs – Accumulation and Money Market – that give you more flexibility when saving for retirement.
Term
A tax-favored, one- to five-year term IRA that earns you higher dividends.
Roth IRA
There are new higher maximum contributions for a Roth IRA, which will grow with federal tax-free dividends that you can use in retirement, if you are disabled, to buy a home and in certain other qualified circumstances.
Traditional IRAs
Traditional IRAs always let you earn federal tax-deferred
dividends and may give you a tax deduction.
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