IRA Options
Plan for Your Future Today
It's never too early to plan for your future! With SCCU's IRA options, you can choose between an IRA Certificate of Deposit and an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). Each product is suited to fit your needs and help you save for your retirement today. Visit the below pages to learn more about SCCU's IRA account options.
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Invest in your future with an SCCU IRA account and keep 100% of what you earn.
Invest in your future with an IRA CD which earns quarterly dividends.
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Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs)
IRA Savings Account
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IRA CDs
IRAs
Visit a Branch to Open
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| Minimum opening deposit |
Minimum opening deposit
$100 (or payroll deduction) |
Minimum opening deposit
$500 |
| Transaction limit |
Transaction limit
Unlimited deposits |
Transaction limit
N/A
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| Earns interest |
Earns interest
Yes |
Earns interest
Yes |
| Minimum daily balance |
Minimum daily balance
None |
Minimum daily balance
N/A
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| Monthly low balance fee |
Monthly low balance fee
None |
Monthly low balance fee
N/A
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| Monthly service fee |
Monthly service fee
None |
Monthly service fee
None |
| Minimum yearly deposit |
Minimum yearly deposit
N/A
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Minimum yearly deposit
None |
| Visit a Branch to Open | Visit a Branch to Open |
Frequently Asked Questions
Regulation D, a federal regulation, limits the amount of money you can withdraw from a savings or money market account. Withdrawals involving online banking, telephone banking, overdraft protection and pre-authorized transfers have no limitations at this time. As of April 24, 2020, the Federal Reserve Board temporarily suspended Reg D until further notice.
There are no transaction limitations on your savings account at this time. As of April 24, 2020, the Federal Reserve Board temporarily suspended Reg D until further notice.
The $5.00 in your savings account is the minimum balance established by the Board of Directors as the amount required in an active account and represents your share in the credit union. It is required to remain in your savings account until you close your membership.
Yes. You may add direct deposit to your Savings Account. The account format required for direct deposit appears on your monthly statement. You may also obtain this information in person by visiting your local branch or by contacting Member Services directly.
Dividends are calculated using daily balance method and are posted on the last day of each month. The daily balance method calculates dividends on the balance in that account after all transactions and deposits have posted.