1. Unrestricted Investment Choices: A self-directed IRA allows investors to have more control over their retirement portfolio than they would with a traditional IRA. These accounts give investors the freedom to invest in a wide range of investments that are not available through a traditional IRA. These include alternative investments such as real estate, stocks, bonds, private placements, exchange-traded funds, annuities and more.
2. Tax-deferred Earnings: With a self-directed IRA, investors’ investments grow tax-deferred, allowing their earnings to compound without incurring any taxes along the way. This allows investors to grow their portfolio faster than they would with a conventional IRA.
3. Increased Flexibility: A self-directed IRA provides investors with the flexibility to take advantage of the full range of ownership structure options. For example, investors can establish
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