Self-Directed IRA Definition A Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA) is a retirement account that gives you complete control over your investments. Unlike a traditional account, you don’t…
Checkbook Control The ability to invest retirement funds in a newly established special purpose entity that the IRA owns 100% of, and is managed by…
Bitcoin IRA is essentially an IRA that allows you to invest in Bitcoin. This is known as a Self-Directed IRA. You will need a Self-Directed…
Self-directed IRA fees may be tax deductible. Find out if you qualify from the tax deduction.
IRS Form 5498 will change from Tax Year 2015 and beyond. The IRS now requires IRA custodians to separately specify transactions on certain investments.
The Internal Revenue Code does not describe what a Self-Directed IRA can invest in, only what it cannot invest in. Internal Revenue Code Sections 408…
Self-directed IRA investment options are more diverse than a traditional IRA. This is because you can make alternative asset investments as well as traditional asset…
Most people mistakenly believe that their IRA must invest in bank CDs, the stock market, or mutual funds. Few Investors realize that the IRS permits…
Precious metals are a safe investments for Americans, because it’s an asset they know well. You can begin investing in precious metals by establishing a…
It’s a little-known fact that tax liens can be purchased with retirement account funds. By using a Self-Directing IRA to purchase tax liens, your profits…