CSB provides diverse savings options depending on your individual financial needs. For more information regarding personal savings accounts, please contact us.
Our Statement Savings account is a completely free account that even earns interest! This flexible account has many great features, including not needing to worry about balance requirements anymore.
Kasasa Cash® and Kasasa Cash Back® account holders have exclusive access to this free account that really maximizes Kasasa® rewards. This account is linked to automatically transfer earned Kasasa Checking rewards to this dividend earning account. It's a great way to "set it and forget it" as you effortlessly build a nice rainy day fund
A limited transaction account especially for those who want a higher rate of interest, and do not need many transactions per monthly cycle
*If minimum balance of $1,000.00 is met and maximum transaction not exceeded; otherwise $5.00.
Planning that brings you peace of mind. A Burial Reserve Account can be used for either funeral or burial expenses and can be either a savings account or certificate of deposit. An account is opened with an individual's social security number. A funeral home must be named as beneficiary, and no disbursements can be made without a death certificate.
A savings account for your medical needs.
*Customer pays for checks and monthly service fees applies.
Enhance your earning ability with competitive interest rates.
*Deposit amounts may vary depending on certificate type.
**Interest compounds monthly. Can be paid via check or deposit into Community Interest Checking Account.
Who is eligible? Anyone with earned income. Also available to a non-working spouse.
How much can I contribute? Annual contribution limits and eligibility are set by the IRS. Persons over the age of 50 can make catch-up contributions.
Are IRA contributions tax-deductible? Yes, subject to retirement plan participation status and modified adjusted gross income limits.
When can I withdraw my money without penalty from the IRS? Anytime after the customer reaches the age of 59½ or under the following circumstances:
Who is eligible? Available to anyone who has earned compensation and meets income limits. Also available to a non-working spouse.
How much can I contribute? Annual contribution limits and eligibility are set by the IRS. Persons over the age of 50 can make catch-up contributions.
Are IRA contributions tax-deductible? No. The Roth IRA is a non-deductible account that features tax-free withdrawals for certain distributions reason after a 5 year holding period.
When can I withdraw my money without penalty from the IRS? Withdrawal of contributions can be made anytime without taxes or penalties. Withdrawal of earnings is tax and penalty-free if it is a qualified distribution. Qualified distributions are tax-free if taken at least 5 years after the year of your first Roth contribution and you have reached the age of 59½ or:
Available as a fixed or variable rate product. Call your local Customer Service Specialist today for more information.
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