Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) & Education Savings Accounts (ESAs)

​Security Service IRAs and ESAs offer tax advantages that can enhance your individual retirement plan or help you achieve your goals for college savings.

 

Traditional IRA

 

Building your retirement savings with a Traditional IRA means you may not pay any taxes until you take distributions. Your contributions are also tax-deductible up to certain income limitations.

You may begin to take penalty-free distributions at the age of 59½.

 

Penalty-free Roth Distribution Requirements:

  • The member is age 59 ½ or older
  • The distribution will be considered as “penalty-free” once the five-year waiting period has been met.

 

 

Already have an IRA?

If you need to make a change or transfer an IRA, click on the appropriate form below.

 

Retirement 101

Wherever you are in your retirement planning, it is not too late to develop or refine your savings strategy. This quick online lesson will give you the understanding and tools you need to start building the retirement you want, today.

Not a Security Service Member?


There are thousands of ways to qualify for membership.

Find out if you qualify in the first step of the application or stop by one of Security Service's branches  in Colorado, Texas, and Utah.

Must meet membership requirements and must open and maintain a Security Service Savings account (either a Security Service Basic Savings Account or a Youth Savings Account) with a $5 balance.