Do you have excess cash on hand
and want a higher rate of return?
Get A Savings Boost
When you have extra cash on hand, consider opening one or more certificates. Your returns are guaranteed, and you have easy access to money when you need it.
- Available as regular and IRA share certificates
- $1,000 minimum deposit
- Terms from one to five years
- Dividends compounded and paid monthly
IRA's
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SEP IRA's
The Simplified Employee Pension IRA is designed for self-employed people and small-business owners who want to provide a flexible and affordable retirement savings plan to employees. SEP IRAs are generally available to any employee age 21 and over who have been employed by you for at least three of the past five years and has at least $600 in annual earnings for the tax year.
- All contributions and dividends grow tax-deferred.
- You may take a federal income tax deduction equal to the number of your employer contributions, up to a maximum of 25% of the compensation paid during the year to employees (based on net earnings after expenses if you’re self-employed). Plans meeting certain requirements may qualify for a $500 start-up cost tax credit.
- SEP IRAs do not require annual IRS filings, and Tidemark Federal Credit Union does not charge an administrative fee.
- Employers avoid significant fiduciary responsibility because all employees generally receive the same contribution rate, and investing decisions are the participant’s responsibility.
- For Maximum annual contributions limit please contact our Member Service Center.
- As the plan sponsor, you decide every year what amount to contribute. You can vary the contribution percentage from year to year, or you can skip contributions altogether. All employees generally receive the same contribution rate.
Personal IRA's
Choose between Traditional and Roth IRAs, depending on whether you want tax-deductible contributions or tax-free distributions. Traditional IRAs generally makes sense if you plan to retire in a lower tax bracket because your distributions are taxable. If you plan to retire in a higher bracket, the Roth IRA might make more sense. ( Certificate options are available.)
- Specific rules apply related to income limitations, distribution requirements and more. Contact Member Services for additional details.