Help

Below are some topics and answers that can help you better understand what we do at Kid IRA Foundation, Inc.. If you still have further questions, please e-mail us at: help@kidira.org

General

How does this work?
This concept is simple. Kid IRA® pays students to market its stores. As people shop, a portion of their purchases will be paid to the shopper's designated student(s).

Membership

How much does it cost to sign up?
Signing up now is free for all users. Kid IRA® may charge fees for accounts in the future, however to reward loyal customers, all memberships signed up prior to that date will never be charged a fee.

Shopping

What is a Kid IRA® store?
Kid IRA® has partnered with several well-known and up-and-coming stores to give our members the stability and flexibility to shop and contribute at the same time. To ensure your contributions, we recommend going to Kid IRA® and selecting one of the thousands of stores listed. Upon checkout, we will receive notice of your transaction and your contribution will be distributed to designated students in a timely fasion.

How much can I earn by shopping at a Kid IRA® store?
The amount earned per purchase depends on the store which you are shopping. The base commission that can be earned is displayed next to the store names on Kid IRA®. Below is a key to help you understand how much can be earned by students as you shop at these stores.

• Percent (%) - A percentage up to this amount will be divided amongst the designated students
• Flat - A flat fee up to this amount will be divided amongst designated students for a purchase at this store
• Lead - A lead fee up to this amount will be divided amongst designated students for a submission at this store (Most leads are submitting forms and are usually at no cost)

Account

How do I get paid?
With Kid IRA®, all monies are paid directly to the student on a monthly basis as W-2 income. To keep costs low, we have a $50 minimum balance before funds can be sent. Funds will either be in a paper check format, or a direct deposit to the child's savings account.