Citizens National lunch and learn focus on IRAs
On Tuesday, March 26, Citizens National Bank and Citizens Wealth Management Group will kick off a series of lunch and learns aimed at helping people make financial decisions and navigate life events. The events will be held every other month and rotate among CNB’s office locations.
The first will be held at the Lima office, 201 N. Main St., in the training room, at noon.
The topic for this lunch and learn will be understanding the difference between Traditional Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) and Roth IRAs.
While both serve the purpose of helping save for retirement, they are structured differently in regards to taxes and it’s important to understand which one will be most beneficial for you now and later when you’re ready to draw on it. The public is invited to attend this free program. Lunch will be provided.
Registration is free, however RSVP is required. Call 419-358-0937 or email [email protected] by March 22.
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