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Individual Retirement Account (IRA)

Premium IRA Certificates
6 Month APY

IRA Certificates
6 Month APY

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Premium IRA Certificate

Maximize your returns with a Premium IRA Certificate with rates often well above the national certificate of deposit average
Dividends compound monthly

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IRA Certificate

IRA Certificate: secure and flexible

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Coverdell Education Savings account

A Coverdell Education Savings account is a great way to plan ahead for your child’s education.
This special savings account allows your money to grow tax-deferred, and when it’s time to pay for qualified education expenses, the funds can be withdrawn tax-free. It’s a simple, smart way to invest in your child’s future.

Traditional IRA

Putting money into a Traditional IRA can defer taxes on your earnings. IRA funds are insured separately from other deposits by the NCUA.

 

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Roth IRA

Putting money into a Roth IRA allows you to take eligible distributions tax free. IRA funds are insured separately from other deposits by the NCUA.

 

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FAQs

  • Getting started is simple. Central One offers several IRA options, Traditional, Roth, and IRA Certificates, so you can begin saving in a way that fits your goals. Our IRAs are insured separately by the NCUA and offer secure, flexible ways to build long term savings. You can open an IRA online, book a virtual appointment, or visit any branch to get personalized guidance

  • Central One offers Traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, IRA Certificates, and Coverdell Education Savings Accounts. Traditional and Roth IRAs each provide distinct tax advantages, while IRA Certificates offer guaranteed dividend rates with fixed terms. The Coverdell ESA helps families save tax free for qualified education expenses.

  • A Traditional IRA allows you to defer taxes on your earnings until retirement, and qualified distributions begin at age 59½, with required distributions starting at age 73. A Roth IRA allows eligible withdrawals to be tax free, giving you flexibility in retirement income planning. Both are insured separately from other deposits for added security

  • IRA withdrawals before age 59½ may incur IRS penalties, unless they meet specific exceptions. If your IRA includes a certificate, early withdrawals may also incur a credit union penalty for breaking the term. Required minimum distributions begin at age 73 for Traditional IRAs.

  • Your ideal IRA depends on your tax situation, retirement timeline, and savings goals. Central One’s IRA comparison calculator lets you see how your savings may grow over time in a Traditional vs. Roth IRA, helping you choose the best fit. Our team is also here to help you review your options and build a plan that supports your future.

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  • IRA Important Information

    Dividend rates are accurate as of the last dividend declaration date. All savings and money market accounts are considered variable rate accounts and rates are subject to change at any time without notice. Accrued dividends are forfeited if account is closed prior to monthly dividend posting. Fees or other conditions may reduce earnings on the account. ** IRA Disclosure: Distributions may be taken after age 59 ½ without an IRS penalty and are mandatory after age 73. There are special circumstances in which you withdraw funds without an IRS penalty. There may be a credit union penalty if the withdrawal breaks the term of the certificate. Unlike many employer-sponsored retirement plans in which access to assets might be limited until the participant has a change of employment or reaches retirement age, access to IRA assets is guaranteed, always. Most Traditional IRA distributions taken before the IRA owner reaches age 59 ½ are subject to a 10 percent early distribution penalty tax. The 10 percent early distribution penalty tax does not apply in the following situations: Age 59½ Death Disability Certain medical expenses Health insurance premiums following unemployment First home buyer expenses Higher education expenses IRS levy Series of substantially equal periodic payments Qualified reservists’ distributions IRS Publication 590, Individual Retirement Arrangements (IRAs), provides more detail on these penalty tax exceptions.
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    Distributions may be taken after age 59 ½ without an IRS penalty and are mandatory after age 73. There are special circumstances in which you withdraw funds without an IRS penalty. There may be a credit union penalty if the withdrawal breaks the term of the certificate.

    Unlike many employer-sponsored retirement plans in which access to assets might be limited until the participant has a change of employment or reaches retirement age, access to IRA assets is guaranteed, always. Most Traditional IRA distributions taken before the IRA owner reaches age 59 ½ are subject to a 10 percent early distribution penalty tax. The 10 percent early distribution penalty tax does not apply in the following situations:

    • Age 59½
    • Death
    • Disability
    • Certain medical expenses
    • Health insurance premiums following unemployment
    • First home buyer expenses
    • Higher education expenses
    • IRS levy
    • Series of substantially equal periodic payments
    • Qualified reservists distributions

    IRS Publication 590, Individual Retirement Arrangements (IRAs), provides more detail on these penalty tax exceptions.

    Traditional IRA funds become reportable income after distribution; please consult your tax professional. Savings and Certificates

     

    Refer to Central One Federal Credit Union’s Our Rates and Service Charges Disclosure and Member Service Agreement

     

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