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Retirement Accounts

Investing for retirement requires planning and long-term commitment. Our retirement account options are here to help you achieve your investment goals. We offer accounts that are FDIC-insured up to $250,000 so you can consolidate more of your retirement savings into one plan at one institution-simplifying your taxes, simplifying your accounting and simplifying your life as you earn a competitive fixed rate of return.

 Traditional IRARoth IRA
Age Limit for ContributionsNoneNone
Maximum Income
Limits for
Contributions
None2022: Single - $129,000-$144,000;
Married filing jointly -
$204,000-$214,000

2023: Single - $138,000-$153,000;
Married filing jointly -
$218,000- $228,000
Annual ContributionsNot RequiredNot Required
Maximum Annual Contributions$6,000; $7,000 for those older than 50 (2022)

$6,500; $7,500 for those older than 50 (2023)
$6,000; $7,000 for those older than 50 (2022)

$6,500; $7,500 for those older than 50 (2023)
Spousal ContributionsAcceptedAccepted
Contribution Due DateApril 15* of the next calendar yearApril 15* of the next calendar year
Tax ConsequencesTax deferred earning.
Contributions may be tax deductible.
Tax-free earnings at retirement.
Contributions are made with post-tax dollars.
Tax-free distributions.
DistributionsMust begin by April 1 of the year after participant reaches age 73No mandatory disbursements
Interest Rate UpgradeIf over age 59 ½, you can upgrade the interest rate every 18 months on 2 ½ or 5 year IRAs.
Contributions are also accepted at that time.
If over age 59 ½, you can upgrade the interest rate every 18 months on 2 ½ or 5 year IRAs.
Contributions are also accepted at that time.
Annual maintenance feeNoneNone

*If April 15 falls on a Saturday or Sunday, contribution due date is the next business day.

Rollover IRA

Do you have IRAs with different financial institutions? Consolidate them at Fidelity Bank.

  • Move assets while maintaining your tax advantages.
  • Move assets from a Qualified Retirement Plan to an IRA and avoid tax consequences.