Showing posts with label roth ira alternative assets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roth ira alternative assets. Show all posts

Friday, March 28, 2014

Refer a friend to open a self-directed IRA account and save!



New Direction IRA, Inc. (NDIRA), an IRA administrative services provider, will give you a $50 credit if you refer a friend to open an account. The new account holder will get a $10 discount on the application fee.

NDIRA is a self-directed IRA provider that lets investors take control of their retirement funds. With an NDIRA account, you can invest your IRA in real estate, precious metals, private equity and more alternative assets.

Most IRA providers will choose your investments for you, or will require you to pick investments that the company has pre-determined. Typically, these investments are limited to publicly traded securities like stocks, bonds and mutual funds. However, an SDIRA puts the power back in your hands by enabling you to invest in what you know and trust.

NDIRA clients keep coming back and referring their friends and family because they are the best in the industry. We have unique technology that makes everything from buying property to collecting rent to exchanging gold assets for silver assets a breeze.

In the last year, NDIRA grew its client base more than 15 percent. That increase is largely because of the NDIRA’s innovation. By listening to investors, financial advisors and industry professionals, NDIRA has developed a service model of great technology and exceptional customer service that meets the unique needs of every partner.

Call us at NDIRA today to get started with alternative asset investing with self-directed IRAs. Whether your goal is to have a real estate IRA, gold IRA, health savings account (HSA) or anything in between, NDIRA can help.

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

What is a Roth IRA?



Roth IRAs--passed into law in 1997--are a very popular way to save for retirement because investment earnings are tax-free.

With a Roth IRA, cash is contributed "post-tax" which means that the contribution (the amount you delegate out of your salary to put into the account each year) is made with taxable earnings for that year. This cash then buys assets (stocks, real estate, gold, etc.) on a tax advantaged basis. In other words, assets can be bought, sold, or traded within the IRA without incurring capital gains tax and without affecting the IRA holder's personal taxes.

Roth IRA holders may also withdraw the amount they contributed at any time without penalty or tax liability. When you reach 59.5 years of age, you can begin to withdraw from the account (take a distribution) without penalty and without taxes as long as the account has been open for five years. Unlike a Traditional IRA, with a Roth IRA, contributions may be made even after you are 70½, and you are not required to take distributions at any age.

You are allowed to convert any amount of funds from a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA but it will be taxed. The amount converted in a given tax year is added to your ordinary income for that year.


Given the unique tax benefits, Roth IRAs are a powerful tool to save for retirement to begin with. But you can maximize your Roth IRA further by self-directing your IRA and investing in alternative assets like real estate, precious metals, private equity and more.

Self directed IRAs are becoming popular in their own right and allow you to invest in assets you know and trust. For more information on Roth IRAs or self-directed IRAs, visit www.newdirectionira.com.

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