IRAs
- Minimum balance requirement of $500.00
- Dividend rates and annual percentage yields vary
- All are fixed rate accounts
The Roth IRARoth IRAs allow participants to make an annual contribution up to $5,000. For persons who have attained age 50, the maximum contribution per year is $6,000. Unlike a traditional IRA, Roth IRAs permit continuing contribution after age 70 1/2, and there is no requirement to begin withdrawal at age 70 1/2. Retirement savers can have both a Traditional and Roth IRA, but combined contributions in any tax year are limited to a total of $2,000.
The Coverdell Education Savings Account
Contributions to Roth IRAs are not deductible from federal income tax; however, as with Traditional IRA accounts, earnings are tax-deferred. Even more beneficial, once the account has been open for five successive tax years, owners may take tax-free distributions if they meet any of the following criteria:
- At least age 59 1/2
- Become disabled
- Use the funds towards a first-time home purchase (lifetime limit is $10,000 per person)
- Death results in a distribution to the account beneficiary
IRA Share Certificate
Works like a regular share savings account, giving you the ability to make deposits at your own pace via cash or Payroll Deduction.
Jumbo IRA Term Share Certificates
Available with a $25,000.00 minimum investment.
"Step Up" IRAs
This IRA product will only be available for a limited time. Although our IRA options all feature fixed rates, our "Step Up" IRA gives you the added advantage of grabbing a higher rate when you see one.
- Available for 24 or 36 month terms
- Minimum balance requirement of $5,000.00 during the term you may "step up" your rate when you see that rates are on the rise.
- Minimum balance of $25.00
- Allows payroll allocations or recurring deposits
- No early withdrawal penalties
- No term limitations
- Variable rate of interest
- Contributions of $2,000 are allowed for each child per year under the age of 18
- Contributions are not tax deductible, but earnings are tax free.
- Savings must be used or transferred to another family member’s Coverdell Education Savings Account before the child reaches the age of 30
(NOTE: Any and all transactions, including opening, closing, withdrawing from or depositing to an IRA account must be handled through our Member Services Department. Click here to send a secure message to one of our IRA Account Specialists.)

















