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Roth and Traditional Individual Retirement Accounts
Two great choices for retirement

A Traditional IRA lets you deposit pre-tax income and save.* After you retire, you pay taxes as you withdraw your savings. Choose from a variable-rate IRA savings account or a fixed-rate IRA Certificate of Deposit with terms from six months to 60 months.

A Roth IRA lets you deposit post-tax income now, but withdraw funds later when you need them. In some cases, the withdrawal may be tax-free.* Choose from a variable rate IRA savings account or a fixed-rate IRA Certificate of Deposit with terms from six months to 60 months.

  TRADITIONAL IRA ROTH IRA

Age Eligibility

Under 70 ½ at year end None
Maximum Contributions (annually)** $5,000;
$6,000 for those over 50
$5,000;
$6,000 for those over 50
Income Limitations None Single - less than $110,000 Married Filing Jointly - less than $160,000
Contribution Due Date April 15 of the next calendar year April 15 of the next calendar year
Distributions Must begin by April 1 of the year after participant reaches age 70 ½ No mandatory disbursements
Tax Implications* Tax deferred earning. Contributions may be tax deductible.* Tax free earnings at retirement. Contributions are made with post-tax dollars. Tax-free distributions.*
Additional account details may apply.
*See your tax advisor for information on possible tax deductions.
**Maximum Contributions listed are for the 2008 tax year.


Which should you choose?

A Traditional IRA is 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


A Roth IRA is a good choice if:
  • You anticipate being in a higher tax bracket when you retire
  • You don't get a tax deduction for a Traditional IRA contribution
  • You want to take distributions, but don't want to wait until you are age 59 ½ (Contributions may be withdrawn tax-free and penalty-free)




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