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What is an IDA?
How does an IDA work?
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What is an IDA?
Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) are matched savings accounts that are designed to help you build savings for an investment with a high return. As a participant in an IDA program, you become an ‘investor’, saving money for any of these goals:
- Buying a home
- Attending school
- Building or starting a business
Here are some quick facts about our IDA program:
- Match rate is $3 for every $1 you save for homeownership or attending school
- Match rate is $2 for every $1 you save for building or starting a business
- Attendance at free classes in credit counseling and financial training is required
- Minimum time before you can use all your savings and matching dollars is 12 months (6 months for business accounts)
- Maximum time the account can be open is 48 months
- Minimum you can save is $10 per month
- Maximum IDA savings matched: $2,000
- Maximum total matching dollars per account: $6,000 ($4,000 for business)
- Emergency withdrawals are allowed with consultation
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