American IRA CEO Explains Why Entrepreneurs Should Consider Self-Directed SIMPLE IRA
Although many investors know that a SIMPLE IRA can be an ideal way to build wealth, especially for small business owners, few small business owners know that Self-Directed SIMPLE IRAs can be tremendous ways to build long-term value while investing for retirement. But recently, American IRA CEO
Hitt began the article by explaining the ins and outs of SIMPLE IRAs -- such as the fact that both employer and employee contributions can be made. From the employer's perspective, Hitt notes, the employer will generally be expected to handle a certain amount of matching. This can be a particularly effective way of attracting potential employees.
The article goes on to explain how Self-Directed SIMPLE IRAs can be employed to handle self-directed investing. "Self-directed investing refers to the increasingly popular practice of sidestepping the
This adds up to a number of advantages, but there are also rules and regulations that need to be handled. For example, those with Self-Directed SIMPLE IRAs will be expected to begin taking minimum distributions by
These requirements, however, are relatively light compared to the potential for growth involved. By using Self-Directed SIMPLE IRAs, a new wealth of potential investments is made available to investors. These specific plans can be great for entrepreneurs and small businesses that need to set up retirement plans but don't necessarily plan on sticking to the same old stock-and-fund script.
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