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Meet Our Citizens: Chris Zike, VP of Operations
As the VP of Operations, Chris Zike keeps a guiding hand on a variety of departments, including loan, fraud, electronic banking, and deposit... Read More of this article

What Information Do I Need for a Mortgage Pre-qualification?
When you're at the beginning of your home-buying journey, a pre-qualification with your mortgage lender is a smart first move that can help you get... Read More of this article

Meet Our Citizens: Connie Basco, Assistant Vice President and Senior Credit Analyst
Although she has a passion for numbers, what fills Connie Basco's heart is the human element of banking and the difference she makes in her... Read More of this article
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Traditional vs Roth IRA's - What's the Difference?
IRA stands for Individual Retirement Account. Simply put, an IRA is a savings account with tax benefits that allows you to put away money for retirement.... Read More of this article

Meet Our Citizens: Shannon Eads, Stones Crossing Branch Manager
After managing the County Line branch for the past 3 years, Shannon Eads is continuing her role as Branch Manager at the new Stones Crossing branch in... Read More of this article

Tech Tips to Make Banking Easier
Even though in-person banking is a huge component of the service we offer, it’s wonderful to share with our customers all the ways our technology can... Read More of this article
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  • With a Roth IRA, you typically pay taxes on the money before you contribute to your IRA. This means you generally can make qualifying withdraws once you reach 59 1/2 years of age without paying additional taxes on the distributions.
  • A traditional IRA allows you to direct pre-tax income toward investments that can grow tax-deferred until your retirement. You cannot contribute after age 70 ½ and distribution is required at that age.

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