What if your retirement account could invest in more than stocks, bonds and mutual funds?
Most investors are familiar with traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs. Far fewer know about Self-Directed IRAs (SDIRAs) — retirement accounts that can open the door to a much broader range of investment opportunities.
Depending on the account, investment and applicable rules, self-directed retirement funds may potentially be used to invest in assets such as:
- Real estate
- Private equity
- Private companies
- Venture capital and startups
- Promissory notes
- Precious metals
- Cryptocurrency
- Other alternative investments
For business owners and investors interested in tax-advantaged investing, retirement planning, alternative investments and building wealth beyond traditional Wall Street assets, it’s a strategy worth understanding.
Self-Directed IRAs Explained with Mat Sorensen
In this special interview, Yvette Spillman of the National Retirement Institute sits down with Mat Sorensen, wealth lawyer, author of The Self-Directed IRA Handbook, and founder and CEO of Directed IRA.
They explore what a Self-Directed IRA actually is, how it differs from a conventional IRA, the types of alternative investments that may be available, and some of the important rules investors need to understand.
They also discuss the bigger question:
How can you put more of your retirement money to work building long-term, tax-advantaged wealth?
WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW BELOW
Go Beyond Traditional Retirement Investing
A Self-Directed IRA isn’t appropriate for every investor or every investment. But understanding the options available can help you ask better questions about retirement, taxes, diversification and long-term wealth creation.
If you’re a business owner or investor looking beyond conventional retirement planning, watch Yvette’s full conversation with Mat above.
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