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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
Countless strong, innovative companies lie below the public radar, and many can be accessible investments through your self-directed account. By investing in private equity, your tax-advantaged plan can enjoy diversification and enhanced returns as part of a balanced portfolio. Ready to learn more about private equity? Click here to download our Private Equity Investing Guide. Let’s take … Read More
Real estate investing can be a lucrative opportunity, particularly as property values continue to rise. However, some may require upfront investments to secure property ownership. And while your self-directed IRA, Solo 401(k), or Health Savings Account may have grown, you may still find yourself short of the funds needed to purchase real estate outright. Ready to … Read More
Today’s investors can not only invest in what they know but also in accordance with their conscience. Is there a company you’d like to support because of its positive impact on the community? What about an ETF that covers an industry you believe in? Thanks to self-directed investing, you’re not limited to publicly traded equities … Read More
With Tax Day right around the corner, let’s review the IRA tax forms you may receive. Browse your account information through the Client Portal. Form 1099-R You will receive a Form 1099-R if you took a distribution from your account last year. This is true even if you took a qualified Roth distribution on which you’ll owe … Read More
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