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Individual Retirement Accounts

Opening IRA Savings Accounts

Traditional IRA

Education IRA

SEP & Roth IRA

Opening IRA Certificate Accounts

Managing IRA Funds

Withdraw Funds

Transfer Funds

Managing IRA Accounts

Close an IRA Certificate Account

Close an Account Upon Death

File Maintenance Transactions

Opening an Education IRA Savings Account

The primary difference between a Traditional IRA savings account and an Education IRA savings account is that the Education IRA is opened under the name and Tax ID number of a minor under the age of 18 years, and not the contributor. The contributor opens the account and deposits funds into it, until the minor reaches the age of 18 years.

The simulations in this module are based on the following scenario:

Jack Branson wants to open an Education IRA savings account for his son Mark Branson, who is also a member of the credit union. Both parents would like to be the benefactors or contributors to the minor's IRA savings account.

Simulations

Add a Retirement Plan

Open a Savings Account

Add Benefactors

Make a Deposit

 

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