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NYCE IRA Account Log In
NYCE IRA Videos
NYCE IRA Basics
Establish a NYCE IRA Account for Yourself
Establish a Spousal NYCE IRA Account
Selecting Investment Funds
Funding Your Account
Beneficiary Information
Withdrawing Assets
NYCE IRA Forms and Downloads
Email the NYCE IRA

NYCE IRA Account Log In

NYCE IRA Videos

NYCE IRA Basics

Establish a NYCE IRA Account for Yourself

Establish a Spousal NYCE IRA Account

Selecting Investment Funds

Funding Your Account

Beneficiary Information

Withdrawing Assets

NYCE IRA Forms and Downloads

Email the NYCE IRA


The New York City Employee IRA

Funding your NYCE IRA

There are two ways to put money in your NYCE IRA account: you can make contributions of earned income, and you can roll over assets.

Contributions can be made in the form of a check or money order to be deposited into your NYCE IRA account. You can also roll over assets, which are generally tax-free, as a distribution from a previous retirement plan or IRA.

IMPORTANT: Contributions to the New York City Employee (NYCE) IRA should be sent directly to the NYCE IRA lockbox. 2024 IRA contribution checks must be received in the lockbox no later than 4 business days prior to the tax filing deadline of April 15, 2025 (excluding extensions).

New in 2025 - Funding your NYCE IRA through payroll deductions will be available by the end of the first quarter allowing you to contribute to the NYCE IRA on a regular basis throughout the year. The NYCE IRA just got even NICER!

Funding your Traditional NYCE IRA with regular contributions

Funding your Roth NYCE IRA with regular contributions

Funding your Traditional NYCE IRA using a rollover

Funding your Roth NYCE IRA using a rollover/conversion