Security Service Traditional Individual Retirement Account (IRA)
A Traditional IRA might be a good choice for someone who expects to be in a lower income tax bracket in retirement, since taxes will be deducted at the time of distribution, rather than at the time of contribution.
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.
Already have an IRA?
If you need to make a change or transfer an IRA, click on the appropriate form below.
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Start a new Traditional IRA :
If you have recently retired or need to move a 401k account, use this form. -
IRA Withdrawal :
Use this form to withdraw funds from your IRA -
IRA Contribution :
Use this form to add funds to your IRA -
IRA Asset Request Instructions :
Use this form to move IRA funds to SSFCU - Convert to a Roth IRA :
Use this form to move your Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA.
Traditional IRA RMD Payment :
Use this form to setup reoccurring distributions
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.
- For additional details, refer to All About Your Security Service Consumer Accounts, Truth in Savings Disclosure, Mastercard Guide to Benefits for Debit Card Holders and Fee Schedule for Consumer Accounts.
