What is an IRA?
Banking IRAs (Individual Retirement Accounts) refer to retirement savings accounts that are offered by banks. These accounts are designed to help individuals save for their retirement while benefiting from the security and convenience of a bank.
Here are some key points about Banking IRAs:
- Retirement savings
- Traditional IRAs
- Roth IRAs
- FDIC insured
- Investment options
- Contribution limits
- Required minimum distributions
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Contributions
Choose how much you want to contribute every month or week or even choose to add as you save.
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Transfers
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Investment IRAs
Bank Choose how much you want to invest and how to hold your investments - in a Stocks and Shares ISA or a General Investment Account. Choose from five ready-made funds, from defensive to adventurous.
We keep fees low so you keep more of any money you make. Keep track, add more money, and set up or change monthly payments whenever you like with 24/7 online access.
Savings IRAs
ISA stands for individual savings account. A stocks and shares ISA is a tax-friendly way to invest in the stock market, through funds or stocks and shares.
You’re taking some risk with your money in the hope it’ll grow more than if it was tucked away in the bank (or under the mattress). How much – or even if – it grows depends on the risk you’re willing to take, the investments you choose and how they perform. The current ISA allowance is $20,000 for each tax year.
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