Self-Directed IRA LLC plans offered by Safeguard Advisors open up an entirely new realm of investing possibilities for your retirement funds. With these plans, you can invest in anything the IRS rules allow for, and you can be in direct control of all your plan’s investment activities.
The IRA-owned LLC format we create provides several advantages with respect to investment flexibility, ability to react quickly to opportunity, and asset protection for your retirement savings. Because you control the LLC that is owned by your IRA, and can directly transact via the LLC bank account, there is no need for 3rd party review, processing delays or per-transaction fees. For many types of investing, this direct control is not only a big advantage, it is a necessary component of being able to execute your strategy effectively and efficiently.
This section of our blog covers topics related to the plans themselves and how they operate, such as deciding which self-directed retirement plan is best for you, shielding your IRA from liability, naming beneficiaries, and much more.
At Safeguard, we often hear the question, “Can my IRA purchase a property today that I can then use personally in the future?” Yes, this can be done. But does it make sense? Below we take a deeper look at…
Taking the leap to establish a self-directed IRA or Solo 401(k) is a big move. While unlocking your retirement plan to enable a broader range of investment choices is appealing, there’s work involved in both moving your plan funds and…
Investing in real estate can be expensive. For many investors who want to diversify their retirement savings into assets such as rental property, access to capital can be a barrier. We’re often asked whether it’s possible to combine IRA and…
A self-directed IRA is unique in having a different transaction model, and opening up the possibility to invest in to a diverse range of assets such as real estate, private placements, and more. When it comes to the basic concepts…
An Inherited IRA is an account structure that allows a beneficiary to manage an inheritance that was passed down to them through an IRA or 401(k) account. If you’ve inherited an IRA as a beneficiary, it’s up to you to…
Building your retirement savings with your self-directed IRA or Solo 401(k) is not just about how you invest. Making new contributions to your retirement plan is a key to creating long term wealth with these tax-sheltered vehicles. As we approach…
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If you have an IRA LLC, it's important to routinely check your account, update your information, communicate with your IRA custodian, and be aware of annual responsibilities. The following 5 items will allow you to protect yourself against identity theft…
When your self-directed IRA or Solo 401(k) plan owns investment real estate, you of course want to have insurance to protect your plan from risk. The difference between insurance and the right insurance can be significant, however, so making sure…
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A self-directed IRA is a great way to boost your retirement savings. Investing in in real estate, mortgage notes, or private placements can require significant capital, however. As such, most investors start a self-directed IRA or Solo 401(k) with a…
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*This blog post is the second and final article in our two part series. You can read the first article here. Our first article of the series “Which Self-Directed Retirement Plan is Best for Me” addressed overviews of two plans,…
