Individual Retirement Accounts
The best way to prepare for retirement? Start saving as soon as possible, and invest in accounts that offer attractive tax benefits.
CUTX Has The Best IRA Rates in Texas
Make your plan for retirement savings with a high yield, risk free investment.
Wondering how to save for retirement?
Sit back & relax, or set out on new adventures. With the help of an IRA, you can afford to save for your dream retirement.
- Choose Traditional or Roth IRAs
- Open Traditional or Roth IRAs for just $1,000
- Contribute up to $6,000 a year ($7,000 if you're over age 50)
- Accelerate your savings progress by investing in our IRA Certificates of Deposit
- Ask about our Education IRAs - also known as Coverdell Education Savings Accounts - that can help cover college costs
Questions? We can help.
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and Saturday 10AM - 2PM CST
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(214) 818-3231
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IRA Rates
*The Annual Percentage Yields (APYs) are accurate as of May 6, 2025 and are subject to change.
We offer the following IRA's:
Educational IRA
Roth/Traditional IRA
IRA Certificate of Deposit
Get a good look at where you are and where you're going next.
Exclusive Benefits Include
Traditional IRA
You could get a tax deduction for every year you contribute to your IRA. Interest and dividend earnings grow tax-deferred.
Roth IRA
Your interest and dividend earnings are tax-deferred, and all qualified withdrawals are tax-free.1
Education ESA
Contribute up to $2,000 a year. Funds can pay for elementary, secondary school and college tuition and other qualified education expenses.
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General Individual Retirement Account FAQs
What is an IRA Accumulator?
An IRA accumulator is a type of Individual Retirement Account (IRA) designed for individuals who prefer to contribute small, periodic amounts rather than making large lump-sum deposits.
How do I open an IRA at Credit Union of Texas and which type of IRA should I open?
Just make an appointment to visit your nearest CUTX location we'll set you up to save. CUTX cannot give Tax Advice as each situation will be different. Please seek Tax Advice prior to making any decisions.
How do I make a contribution to my IRA?
There's some paperwork involved with this, so please stop by the nearest CUTX location to make a contribution.
What is the maximum amount for normal contributions?
For current year contribution limits, please visit the IRS Website.
When is the deadline to make a Regular Contribution?
Generally, April 15 but if that date falls on Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday, the deadline is extended to the next business day. Between January 1st and April 15th of each year, members should select which tax year should be credited for the contribution. After April 15th, contributions will automatically credit toward the current tax year. A contribution form is required for each contribution to any IRA.
How can I set up recurring automatic contributions for an IRA?
Recurring contributions can be made to an IRA Accumulator only. To complete the proper form please contact us and request the transfer form to initiate the transfer process. Remember to consult a Tax Professional regarding the tax implications of making frequent contributions to your IRA.
How can I contribute funds into an IRA?
Please click on the link below to go to the government IRS web-page
How do I take a distribution from my IRA?
Funds can only be deposited into an IRA CD at maturity. Any additional contribution requests would require a new IRA CD to be opened, or you may deposit to an IRA accumulator until the current CD matures. Remember to consult a Tax Professional regarding the tax implications of making contributions into an IRA.
How many times a year am I required to take a required minimum distribution from my IRA?
Once you reach age 72, the Internal Revenue Service requires a minimum distribution of at least once per year.
What happens to my IRA if I die?
Your IRA funds will be passed to your beneficiaries, so be sure to keep your list of beneficiaries up to date. IRA funds are separate from your membership account and require a separate beneficiary form.
I need more tax information on IRA's
Please click on the link below to go to the government IRS web-page
Does CUTX offer Coverdell Education Savings Accounts?
Yes. For more information on Coverdell Education Savings Accounts, please visit the IRS Coverdell Education Savings Accounts Page
I need to transfer funds from my IRA with another Financial Institution to CUTX.
Please visit your nearest branch location to request the necessary IRA transfer paperwork. Be sure to bring a recent statement from your current Retirement plan. You may also schedule an appointment to speak with a representative.
What paperwork is required to complete an IRA transfer from CUTX to another Financial Institution?
The other Financial Institution can send the transfer request by fax 972-301-1980, or by regular mail to
CUTX
ATTN: IRA DEPARTMENT
PO BOX 7000
ALLEN, TX 75013
What paperwork is required to complete a Qualified Retirement Plan Rollover from my previous plan provider?
Please visit your nearest branch location to request the necessary IRA transfer paperwork. Be sure to bring a recent statement from your current Retirement plan. You may also schedule an appointment to speak with a representative . Please note, CUTX only accepts rollovers from 401K or 403B plans.
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*APY (Annual Percentage Yield) assumes interest remains on deposit until maturity. A penalty may be imposed for early withdrawals.
1. To withdraw from a Roth IRA, the account must meet the following requirements; minimum 5 year holding period, must be 59 ½ years of age or older, or one of the following exceptions: first-time home purchase, college expenses, and birth or adoption expenses.