IRA Accounts

It’s never too early to start saving for your retirement or your child’s education. TruWest has Individual Retirement Accounts and Educational Savings Accounts that can help you plan for a brighter future.

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Traditional IRA

A Traditional IRA tends to outperform typical savings accounts because deposits are being made from pre-tax income.* After you retire, taxes are owed as you make withdrawals. TruWest offers a variable-rate IRA Share Savings account as well as a fixed-rate IRA Investment Certificate.

A Traditional IRA may be a good choice if:

  • Your income is too high for a Roth IRA
  • You need to rollover assets from an employer-sponsored plan
  • You expect to be in a lower tax bracket when withdrawals begin

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ROTH IRA

With a Roth IRA, you deposit after-tax income now, but your withdrawals are tax-free.* You can choose from two options: either a variable-rate Roth IRA Share Savings account or a fixed rate, longer-term Roth IRA Investment Certificate.

A Roth IRA may be a good choice if:

  • You anticipate being in a higher tax bracket when you retire
  • You don’t receive a tax deduction from Traditional IRAs
  • You want to take distributions from an IRA before age 59½

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Educational IRA

The Coverdell Education Savings Account allows parents, grandparents, friends and relatives to make an annual, non-deductable contribution to a special savings account for a child’s future college education. The account will grow free of Federal income taxes and withdrawals will be tax-free.* Coverdell Educational IRAs are a great way to ensure your children will have money set aside for their college education.

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Helpful Information

For more information or to apply for an IRA, please contact us at 1.855.TRUWEST (878.9378) or stop by any branch location.

Want to learn more about Individual Retirement Accounts and how you can grow your nest egg? Visit our Financial Planning tab and click on Retirement Education for articles, helpful calculators and answers to your retirement questions.

*Consult your tax advisor.