Traditional and Roth IRAs

Depending on your individual circumstances, you may be able to take advantage of certain tax benefits by making contributions to a Traditional or Roth IRA.  Traditional IRAs accept contributions that are tax deferred until funds are withdrawn—generally at retirement.  Roth IRAs accept contributions that are taxed when the contribution is made.  Please consult your tax advisor on what type of IRA is right for you.
Term$500 & Over Interest RateAPY1Interest PaidAuto Renew
12 Months3.84%3.90%QuarterlyYes
18 Months3.70%3.75%QuarterlyYes
24 Months3.65%3.70%QuarterlyYes
30 Months3.55%3.60%QuarterlyYes
36 Months3.45%3.50%QuarterlyYes
48 Months3.26%3.30%QuarterlyYes
60 Months3.16%3.20%QuarterlyYes

Add2IRA

The Add2IRA is an easy way to save for retirement.  The Add2IRA is a CD that allows you to make multiple deposits to grow your retirement savings.  Decide whether you want a Roth or Traditional IRA, then choose how you want to save your funds.  Convenient automatic transfers can be set up from your EBANK account at any interval (weekly, monthly, quarterly, etc.), or you can come in to any location to contribute to your Add2IRA whenever you choose.
Term$100 & Over Interest RateAPY2Interest PaidAuto Renew
12 Months3.84%3.90%QuarterlyYes

 Coverdell Education Savings Accounts (CESA)

A CESA can be used to help fund a child’s education. Distributions can be made tax free when the beneficiary (the child) needs to pay for qualified education expenses. Certain tax rules and income limits apply. Please consult your tax advisor on this type of account.

Term$100 & Over Interest RateAPY3Interest PaidAuto Renew
36-60 Months3.16%3.20%QuarterlyYes
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  • 1

    Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is accurate as of January 17, 2024 and may change without notice. IRS and bank early withdrawal penalties may apply.

  • 2

    Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is accurate as of January 17, 2024 and may change without notice. IRS and bank penalties may be imposed for early withdrawals.

  • 3

    Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is accurate as of  January 17, 2024 and may change without notice. IRS and bank penalties may be imposed for early withdrawals