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Roth IRA

Get flexibility, perks, and greater savings with a Roth IRA

More people are eligible, couples can contribute more, and you can keep on saving for retirement past the age of 72.

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Roth IRA contributions are not tax-deductible, but they offer additional flexibility beyond a Traditional IRA.

Roth IRA contributions offer more flexibility than a Traditional IRA: no mandatory distribution requirements, eligibility to access contributions without IRS penalties, and contributions lasting past 72. Additionally, Roth IRAs permit couples to contribute more and enable a withdrawal of $10,000 from the tax and penalty-free account after 5 years for first-time home buyers.

You can even convert your present traditional IRA or 401k account to Roth IRA to take full advantage of its wider tax benefits. Kearny Bank's experienced relationship managers can assist you with setting up a Roth IRA that'll provide a sound and well-planned financial future designed just for you.

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Please note, Kearny Bank does not provide legal or tax advice.  Please contact your tax professional with any tax related questions. Visit the  IRS.gov for further information. 


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FAQs

Find answers to common questions about Kearny Bank and our services.

You contribute after-tax dollars to a Roth IRA. Earnings grow tax-free, and qualified withdrawals are not taxed.

Your contributions may earn interest or investment returns over time, allowing your retirement savings to grow tax-free.

Yes. Kearny Bank Roth IRAs are FDIC insured up to the applicable limits, giving you peace of mind.

No. Roth contributions are made with after-tax dollars. For details about tax implications, consult a tax professional or visit IRS.gov.

Income limits apply and may affect how much you can contribute. Please check the latest IRS guidelines or speak with your tax advisor.

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