New Direction Trust Company – Roth IRAs
What is a Roth IRA?
With a Roth IRA, cash is contributed post tax, meaning the contribution (the amount you delegate out of your salary to put into the account each year) is made with taxable earnings for that year. A Roth account holder can continue to make contributions throughout his or her life.
About NDTCO
We are a private financial trust based in Louisville, Colorado that provides best-in-class custodial services for more than 50,000 self-directed accounts and holds $3.7 billion in cash and assets for our clients. Our ongoing mission is to provide the education, flexibility, and account management tools investors need to realize that the spectrum of self-directed investments is broader and easier to manage than they think.
Beginning in 1998, the tax code allowed for a new type of retirement account called a Roth IRA. Senator Henry Roth proposed a new type of retirement account that would allow a taxpayer to pay income tax before making a retirement plan contribution, and in return the account could not only grow tax free (both … Read More
Navigating the 2024 Real Estate Market with a Self-Directed IRA: A Strategic Outlook Introduction Welcome to the dynamic world of self-directed IRA (SDIRA) investing in real estate! As we embark on 2024, the landscape of the real estate market presents both unique challenges and exciting opportunities. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) forecasts a revitalized … Read More
Since their inception in 1997, Roth IRAs have been a popular tool for investors, and it’s easy to understand why. Earnings in a Roth IRA can grow tax-free, there are no required minimum distributions, and assets in a Roth can be passed on to beneficiaries free of taxes. Because of these benefits, you may be … Read More
The main difference between investing directly and investing through a tax-advantaged plan like a Traditional IRA is the tax treatment of your contributions and earnings. When you invest directly in a taxable brokerage account, you use after-tax dollars to make your investments. This means that you don’t receive any tax benefits for your contributions, and … Read More
When talking about the key benefits of an IRA, first and foremost, IRAs are a powerful tool for saving for retirement. By contributing money to an IRA on a regular basis, you can build up a nest egg over time that can help support you during your golden years. Plus, with automatic contributions, you can … Read More
As the contribution deadline for those employers who have filed an extension is on October 15, we are addressing a few frequently asked questions to help you determine if a Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) Individual Retirement Account (IRA), better known as the SEP IRA, is right for you. What is a Self-Directed SEP IRA? According to the IRS, … Read More
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