Retirement accounts designed to support long-term planning with oversight and investment flexibility. IRAs provide a way to save for retirement while working with investment professionals and maintaining the required administration and recordkeeping.
These accounts are designed to support long-term financial goals and can be incorporated into a broader investment strategy based on your timeline, retirement plans, and overall financial picture.
A rollover IRA can help move retirement savings from a previous employer plan into one account, making it easier to manage and align with your long-term retirement goals.
An inherited IRA may be established after receiving retirement assets from a family member. Because distribution timelines and requirements can vary, guidance can help provide clarity and support as you determine the next steps.
In certain situations, real estate can be held within an IRA structure with the required custodial oversight and administration. Because these accounts involve additional regulations and reporting requirements, guidance can help ensure the process is managed properly.
Not sure which IRA option fits your retirement goals or how IRAs work within your long-term plans? A conversation with our team can help answer questions, explain your options, and guide the next steps.
Non-deposit investment products are not insured by FDIC, not a deposit or other obligation of, or guaranteed by State Bank & Trust Co., and may be subject to investment risk, including possible loss of the principal amount invested.
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