Staying up to date with any new considerations for your tax-advantaged plans is pivotal in planning for your retirement. The IRS recently announced new annual contribution limits for the 2023 tax year. Let’s take a look at some key contribution information for the 2023 tax year. Before we start, don’t forget that it’s not too late … Read More
If you took a distribution from a retirement account during the previous year, you should receive a Form 1099-R from New Direction Trust Company in early February. Once you have it, what are you supposed to do with it? Need to review your account information? Access the Client Portal. Preparing Your Tax Filing The beauty … Read More
Back in the mid-90s, a new website appeared on the similarly new Internet that only sold one thing. Users keen on that one thing could saddle up their dial-up connections and enjoy a top-notch shopping and service experience, fueled by a tenacious, customer-focused company founder. He may have gotten his start by selling that one … Read More
Today’s retirement investors have a broad variety of account and investment options. Some may browse their retirement plan options and assume that it would make sense to hold only one account. For example, when comparing Traditional IRAs to Roth IRAs, you may feel inclined to choose only one. But could it make sense to hold … Read More
Seasoned self-directed investors prepare for contingencies, particularly when engaged in alternative assets such as real estate and private lending. Often this includes safeguards. Acquiring investments with a limited liability company (LLC) can provide such a safeguard, but there is another possibility as well: Self-directed, tax-advantaged savings accounts like IRAs, Solo 401(k)s, or Health Savings Accounts. … Read More
As the end of COVID-19-related travel restrictions near, we may see an increase in demand for vacation rentals. This could be an opportunity for your self-directed IRA, Solo 401(k), or Health Savings Account. Real estate can be a lucrative and diverse asset for your portfolio. Just as rental properties and fix-and-flip projects are common in tax-advantaged … Read More
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