Other Alternative Investments Allowed in a Self Directed IRA

What Your Portfolio Manager Doesn't Want You to Know

A wide variety of IRA alternative investment options have been available since 1975, but most IRA administrators don't allow them. With an Entrust self-directed IRA, you have a world of choices.

A few examples:

• Accounts Receivable Financing
• Building Bonds
• Commercial Paper
• Contracts of Sale
• Crowdfunding
• Equipment Leasing
• Factoring
• Foreign Sales Corporation Stock
• Improved or Unimproved Land (Leveraged or Un-Leveraged)
• Joint Ventures
• Leases
• Life Settlements
• Like and Unlike Exchanges
• Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)
• Limited Partnerships
• Tangible Asset Deeds
• Tax Lien Certificates

The retirement industry has been dominated by custodians who are focused on a narrow spectrum of IRA investments, limiting you to stocks, bonds, CDs, and other traditional investments. While these kinds of retirement accounts might be right for some, they don't offer the investment freedom of a self-directed IRA.

Why limit yourself? Fully maximize your IRA and invest in your future by diversifying with alternatives. All you need to begin is an Entrust self-directed IRA. Then choose what you want to invest in!