What is Stash Retire?
Stash Retire is a simplified way to invest for the long run.
We’re here to help take the confusion and jargon out of planning for retirement.
How does it work?
Stash Retire offers two types of retirement accounts: a Roth IRA or a Traditional IRA.
When you sign up for Stash Retire, we’ll help you pick the account that’s right for you, then help you maximize your tax savings.
By adding a little money to your Stash Retire account consistently over time, you could be setting yourself up for a healthy nest egg.
What’s the difference between a Traditional IRA and a Roth IRA?
Each account type has unique tax-advantaged benefits. You should consult with a tax professional (like an accountant) to help you decide which account is right for you and your specific tax needs.
The Roth IRA
With a Stash Retire Roth IRA, you are contributing post-tax money. This means you’ve already paid taxes on the money you’re contributing.
The benefit here is that Roth IRAs grow tax-free and you won’t pay taxes on your money when you take it out at retirement.
The Traditional IRA
With a Stash Retire Traditional IRA, you are contributing pre-tax dollars. This means you have not yet paid taxes on the money you’re contributing.
This can make you eligible for tax deductions now, however, you will be taxed on the money when you take it out of your account during retirement.
To withdraw from your Stash Retire account:
- Sell all of the investments held in your portfolios.
- Wait up to 3 business days for your sell orders to settle.
- Wait up to 6 days for any recent deposits to be available to withdraw
When this is complete:
- To withdraw a portion of your funds navigate to app.stash.com/withdrawals/new Once you complete this form your money will be sent back to the bank account on file in about 2-4 business days.Please note you may be charged penalties for withdrawing from your Stash Retire account early. Any penalties come from the IRS and for any specific questions please reach out to a tax professional. This will not cancel your subscription.
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