IRAs

IRAs

Plan for Your Future with Tax-Advantaged Savings

At Curis Financial, we understand the importance of preparing for the future, whether you’re planning for retirement or saving for major life events. Our Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) offer a secure, tax-advantaged way to grow your savings over time. With flexible options, including Traditional, Roth, and Coverdell Education Savings Accounts, you can choose the best plan to suit your goals and enjoy peace of mind knowing your financial future is in good hands.

Multiple Options

Choose from Traditional, Roth, or Coverdell Education Savings Accounts (ESA) based on your savings needs.

Tax Advantages

Each IRA option comes with unique tax benefits. To learn more about Savings & Retirement with Curis,
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Maximize Your Savings with Dividends

Curis Financial IRAs help your money grow with dividends. Enjoy the benefit of regular dividend earnings, and maximize the value of your retirement planning while staying secure and flexible.

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Benefits of a Curis Financial IRA

Long-Term Financial Security

Whether you're planning for retirement or educational expenses, your savings are protected and growing tax-advantaged over time.
Tailored to Your Financial Goals

Curis Financial offers multiple IRA types to fit your unique financial situation, from tax-deferred Traditional IRAs to tax-free Roth IRAs.
Tax Savings Potential

Our IRAs help you reduce your taxable income or enjoy tax-free growth. This allows you to maximize your while minimizing tax obligations.

FAQs About Curis Financial IRAs

What’s the difference between Traditional and Roth IRAs?

A Traditional IRA allows you to make tax-deferred contributions, meaning you don’t pay taxes on the money you invest until you withdraw it during retirement. With a Roth IRA, contributions are made with after-tax dollars, but withdrawals during retirement are tax-free.

How much can I contribute to my IRA annually?

The IRS sets annual contribution limits for IRAs.

Are there penalties for early withdrawals?

Yes, withdrawing from a Traditional IRA before age 59½ may result in taxes and a penalty unless you qualify for certain exceptions. Roth IRAs, however, allow tax-free withdrawals of contributions (but not earnings) at any time.

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Step 1

Select IRA Type

Determine whether a Traditional, Roth, or Coverdell ESA suits you best

Step 2

Open Your Account

Apply and make a contribution to open your IRA account.

Step 3

Start Saving

Regularly contribute or make one-time deposits to watch your savings grow.

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