"Private Placements" is a term that refers to investing in privately-held entities, such as companies or small businesses. Banks have recently tightened their purse strings when it comes to lending to these entities, creating a higher demand for development capital from investors.
Investing in Private Placements using a self-directed IRA can be a simpler and faster process than acquiring a loan with institutional lenders. For self-directed IRA owners, this type of lending has the potential to bring higher returns than traditional investments such as the stock market or CDs. Also, note that with potential for higher returns comes higher risks.
Watch this recorded webinar presented by Bill Neville, Business Development Manager at Entrust, and learn more about private placements in an IRA.
Investing in Private Placements using a self-directed IRA can be a simpler and faster process than acquiring a loan with institutional lenders. For self-directed IRA owners, this type of lending has the potential to bring higher returns than traditional investments such as the stock market or CDs. Also, note that with potential for higher returns comes higher risks.
Watch this recorded webinar presented by Bill Neville, Business Development Manager at Entrust, and learn more about private placements in an IRA.
- History and rules of Private Placements
- Types of private equity investments allowed in a self-directed IRA
- Ways to invest in Private Placements with a self-directed IRA
Date: October 18, 2017
Duration: 42 min
Speaker: Bill Neville, Business Development Manager