How do Self-Directed IRAs and Self-Directed Solo 401(K)s Fit into A Retirement Strategy?
Self-Directed IRAs and Self-Directed Solo 401(K)s can sound highly complicated, admits
The post notes the various assets available to those retirement investors who self-direct. Rather than selecting from pre-approved mutual funds or bond funds, investors can use their Self-Directed IRAs or Self-Directed Solo 401(K)s to select from a wide range of asset classes as well. These classes include tax liens, real estate, precious metals, and private companies. By utilizing a variety of asset classes in a retirement portfolio,
"I have nothing against stocks," says
With Self-Directed IRAs or Self-Directed Solo 401(K)s, investors can utilize already-existing retirement accounts allowed by the
"There are so many things investors can do to broaden their knowledge base and expand their portfolio," said
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