Self-Directed IRAs

 

What is a Self-Directed IRA?

A self-directed Individual Retirement Account (SDIRA) only differs from other Individual

Retirement Accounts (IRAs) in that the IRA owner has more control and flexibility

when it comes to choosing investments.

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Within the retirement industry, the term “self-directed IRA” is used to describe an IRA

in which the custodian or administrator allows for an IRA account to go beyond the

stock market and hold non-traded alternative assets.

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If you want more alternative investment options for your retirement savings, we can help.

With an IRA you can buy and sell alternative investments and enjoy tax-deferred growth.

So, ideally, your money can grow faster as you invest for your retirement. The set-up is

quick and easy with these three simple steps: Open an account, fund the account, and

make an investment.

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J. Anthony Bradley has over ten years of experience in this area. He began in this area by researching and developing methods by which he could employ the Self-Directed IRA model for his own needs.

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