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Planning for retirement: An Educator’s Checklist

Nobody retires on a whim. Our step-by-step plan can help you stay the course on your road to a happy retirement.

We can help you plan the retirement you deserve

NEA Long-Term Care Program

Start planning now for the long-term care many of us will need as we age. The NEA Long-Term Care Program helps protect your children and your retirement savings by offering coverage for in-home or residential daily care.

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NEA® Retiree Health Program

Get supplemental coverage that helps pay for the roughly 20% of expenses not covered by Medicare, plus discounts on dental care, chiropractic care, vision care, hearing care and vitamins.

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NEA Retirement Program

No matter where you are on your retirement path, the time to plan is now. The NEA Retirement Program gives you an easy, low-cost way to build your future retirement income along with educational resources to help you make important financial decisions.

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NEA® IRA Certificate of Deposit

Patience brings savings rewards. Nurture your retirement savings with an IRA CD. Choose a fixed term from three months to 10 years—the longer you leave your deposit untouched, the more you’ll earn.

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NEA® Online Savings Account

Build your savings with rates that are 5X the national average.1 With no minimum opening deposit and no minimum monthly balance, it’s a worry-free way to make your savings work harder for you.

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