Fixed-Rate IRA¹

This fixed-rate IRA is FDIC insured and earns interest at a fixed rate for the term of the time deposit.²

Features of the Fixed-Rate IRA

$0 monthly maintenance fees

Flexible terms ranging from 6 to 60 months

Get started with $250³

Earn interest at a fixed rate

Rates

Annual Percentage Yield (APY)

Terms

Minimum balance

Additional deposits

The rules for withdrawing from an IRA vary depending on age and the type of IRA. Visit the IRS website for more information on IRA withdrawals.

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These accounts can be opened with a Roth IRA, an Education IRA or a Traditional IRA.
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Minimum opening deposit amount of $250.
Penalty exceptions generally include: distribution to a beneficiary due to death of owner, medical insurance after losing a job, a scheduled series of substantially equal periodic payments, qualified post-secondary education expenses, total and permanent disability, rollover, tax levy, qualified reservist distribution, cost associated with the birth or adoption of a child (up to $5,000), deductible medical expenses, and buy, build or rebuild a first home (up to $10,000). Regions does not give tax advice and IRA tax rules change frequently. For the most updated information, visit IRS.gov.