Individual Retirement Accounts Personalized for You
Retirement investing made simple. Setup your account in just a few minutes and let Crecer's automated system invest your retirement savings with a strategy personalized to your investment profile.
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You shouldn't have to work your entire life.
You can still plan for retirement even if your employer doesn't offer a retirement plan that fits your needs.
Investing for retirement doesn't have to be time consuming and stressful
Use Crecer's automated investment platform to invest toward a future where you can potentially work less and have more free time
Long term investing can help grow your retirement savings through compounding over time
Consistently investing in your retirement account for multiple years can potentially result in greater retirement savings in the future
The figures shown are for illustrative purposes only and do not represent actual client results. It does not account for market volatility, fees, taxes, or investor behavior, all of which can impact outcomes. Investing involves risk, including the loss of principal.

Personalized investment portfolios automatically managed for you
Your account will be invested in a combination of stocks and bonds that aligns with your profile, carefully selected by our experienced investment team
Account Protection
Our customers' investment accounts held with our custody partner are protected by the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) up to $500,000 per customer, which includes a $250,000 limit for cash. SIPC does not protect against losses caused by fluctuations in the market, but it does protect your assets in the event the brokerage firm that holds your account fails.²
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Benefits of a Crecer Retirement Account

Planning for retirement means planning for the long term. Compound growth happens when the potential earnings in your retirement account grow on top of each other year over year.
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Depending on your tax situation, you may be able to deduct the full amount you contribute to a Traditional IRA account from your taxable earnings. You may also qualify for the IRS Savers Credit for both Traditional and Roth IRA accounts, which offers a tax credit on up to $2,000 of your contributions to your retirement account.
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If you move to another state or change employers you don’t have to transfer your account to another provider, you can contribute to your Crecer account in any state and with any employer.

Crecer’s system will automatically manage the mix of stocks and bonds in your retirement account to help keep your investments aligned with your personalized investment plan without incurring taxes on adjustments to your portfolio.

Our system is designed to automatically manage your account without any action required on your part. You can relax knowing that your money is being invested with a strategy personalized for you.

After years of working hard, you may want more time for yourself. Saving for retirement today may provide you with more flexibility in the future.
Our Investment Strategy for Your Retirement Account
Crecer Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs)
IRAs are “tax-advantaged” accounts, which means there are tax savings for investing in these types of accounts.
Crecer offers both Traditional and Roth IRAs. The video and table below include some of the key differences between the two types of accounts.
| Traditional IRA | Roth IRA | |
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| Are contributions tax deductible? | Yes – if you meet the income eligibility requirements. Review the requirements | No |
| Does this account qualify for the IRS Saver’s Credit? Review the requirements | Yes | Yes |
| Are there penalties and taxes on withdrawals before age 59½? | Yes – Unless you meet one of the hardship exemptions you will pay a 10% penalty and taxes on any investment gains. See a list of the hardship exemptions |
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| Are there taxes on withdrawals after age 59½? | Yes – taxes on all withdrawals. Any after-tax contributions you made, meaning contributions you made in a given year that weren't eligible for a tax deduction, will not be taxed upon withdrawal. | No – as long as the account has been open at least 5 years |
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