IRA Contribution Limits
Each type of IRA has a maximum dollar amount that can be contributed each year. These limits are provided and enforced by the IRS.
Opening a self-directed retirement account gives you the freedom to invest in almost any type of asset - meaning you have more flexibility in the amount of risk you take on and more potential for a higher rate of return.
Put your knowledge and expertise of a particular industry or niche to good use. Make investment decisions based on what you know and understand to grow your retirement savings.
The ability to diversify your portfolio by investing in alternative assets such as real estate and precious metals can act as a hedge against market fluctuations and volatility.
Investing over time in a SDIRA that allows for tax-deferred or tax-free growth can significantly affect future wealth positively.
You purchase a home for $100,000 and then sell it for twice that amount. If this property was a part of your SDIRA, the profit would go directly into your IRA and ultimately be tax-deferred, allowing it to potentially grow tax-free.
Now pretend that you rent this same piece of real estate out annually for $40,000. If this property was a part of your SDIRA, once again, this income would go directly back into the IRA and ultimately be tax-deferred.
From single-family homes to mortgage notes, you can build a retirement portfolio with a range of assets you understand and trust.
Adding precious metals to your retirement account could help you avoid the risk of unstable markets and inflation.
Amplify the potential for financial growth by making investments in such entities as startups, hedge funds, or land trusts.
Go green while diversifying your portfolio when you invest in renewable energy sources.
Take advantage of the potential high return on investment private lending can provide.
Maximize your IRA’s earning potential with an array of investment options most custodians don’t allow.
Investors love the tax advantages that come with a Real Estate IRA. Depending on the type of account you choose, you can expect either tax-free or tax-deferred earnings.
Invest in tangible assets you know well and understand, like a rental property or condominium complex. Your options are nearly limitless when it comes to the real estate assets you can invest in.
Each type of IRA has a maximum dollar amount that can be contributed each year. These limits are provided and enforced by the IRS.
Although a SDIRA offers countless investment options, certain transactions are prohibited. Knowing who you cannot make a transaction with, also known as disqualified persons, could save you a hefty tax penalty.
IRA distributions, or the withdrawal of cash or an asset, can be made at any time. However, a few criteria will determine whether there are tax and penalties associated with any distribution.
A valuation of your assets must be performed annually, or when there is a distribution.