- Long-term savings with steady, tax-deferred1 investment growth
- Choose the type of retirement or educational savings account that's right for you
- Multiple investment options
- FDIC-insured with competitive rates
- Contributions are typically tax-deductible2
- Distributions (withdrawals) are taxed1
- Withdrawal Penalty - 10% IRS penalty for withdrawals prior to age 59½3
- Mandatory Withdrawals - Required Minimum Distribution [RMD] after age 73
- Contribution limits and restrictions apply4
Contribution limit applies across all traditional and ROTH IRAs owned by an individual (not per account).
- Contributions are not tax-deductible
- Distributions (withdrawals) are not taxed1
- Withdrawal Penalties & Limitations - 10% IRS penalty for withdrawals of earnings prior to age 59½3; contributions can be withdrawn anytime
- Mandatory Withdrawals - None (until death of owner)
- Contribution limits and restrictions apply4
- Contributions are not tax-deductible
- Distributions (withdrawals) are not taxed1
- Maximum Contribution Limits4 - $2,000 per beneficiary (per year)
- Withdrawal Penalties & Limitations - Must be used for qualified education expenses5
- Mandatory Withdrawals - Must be distributed by age 30
As low as 17.49% APR*
1 See Terms & Conditions for details.
1 Consult your tax advisor for more information. Visit www.irs.gov for additional information.
2 Contributions may be deductible, depending on tax-filing and active-participant statuses, as well as income amount.
3 Hardship exceptions are available, as defined by the IRS. For IRA CDs Only: Additional penalties may apply for early withdrawals from IRA CDs. Early withdrawal penalties do NOT apply to RMD withdrawals from traditional IRA CDs.
4 Contribution limits are listed for current year unless otherwise specified. Contribution limit applies across all traditional and ROTH IRAs owned by an individual (not per account).
5 Distributions must be used for qualified education expenses, as defined by the IRS.
6 Savings and Money Market Accounts [MMA] are limited to six (6) withdrawals per statement cycle. For transactions exceeding this limit, excessive withdrawal penalty fees may apply according to current fee schedule.
7 See Deposit Fee Schedule for detailed fee information.
Farm Bureau Bank deposit accounts are FDIC-insured up to $250,000 per depositor.
Fees could reduce earnings on deposit accounts.
The Annual Percentage Yield [APY] quoted by the bank assumes interest remains on deposit until maturity (if applicable). For deposit accounts, interest is compounded daily and paid monthly. Withdrawals prior to maturity will reduce earnings. The interest rate paid on new CD accounts will be equal to the greater of (1) the interest rate that is in effect on the date a mailed application is postmarked or, (2) the interest rate that is in effect on the date the funds are received by the bank.